Sentence examples for little feverish from inspiring English sources

We enjoyed a swim in calm waters redolent of the Amazon, and both got a little feverish playfighting like Tarzan and Jane.

This news might make you a little feverish, depending on both your opinion of the Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and of the Bowl Championship Series: Cuban has proposed using his wealth to create and finance a college football playoff.

From the speed with which Kashif had returned to Sonia's, she'd inferred her paintings must be quite near her apartment, and this inspired Sonia, who was probably a little feverish at this point, to wander the nearby streets, vaguely hoping to encounter someone carrying her case.

He'd managed to get under the covers before Emily could glimpse it though, telling her only that he felt a little feverish.

One of those situations when there are plenty of other seats and somebody gets way too close, and now that he was near I noticed he looked a little feverish with a slightly unsteady gleam in his eyes.

That heady feeling turned out to be short lived as I became a little bit feverish at the comment trolls making uncalled for vicious comments about the lovely girls who were the subject of the blog; about their weight, their looks, and everything else nasty and hurtful.

When I fall ill, she tells me she loves thinking of me as a feverish little nineteenth-century child with her playing the role of horny older caregiver.

A feverish little parallel universe shimmying through the freezing Swedish night, the GayTrain triumphantly set the tone for a wild weekend up country.

The shadow of Clinton's preternatural performance skills hangs over Gore (just as it does now over Kerry), and here and there, in an effort to show passion, Gore turns his volume dial a little into the feverish zone.

I should note that it would've taken maybe forty seconds to come, had I indulged my feverish little demons.

"Have you got something for us to eat?" says one little girl, looking feverish.