Sentence examples for looking ill from inspiring English sources

Among the techniques described in depositions (and denied by DeGeorge): researching illnesses in libraries; practicing looking ill; acting disoriented; and driving to Los Angeles medical appointments wearing a sweatshirt in a heated car to appear sweaty and ill.

Three hours later she found him looking ill.

George, who had been doing most of the driving (I had a license but wasn't very good), began looking ill.

He had been persuaded by his wife, Elizabeth, to go in for a check-up because he was looking ill.

Just as in 1960, a sitting vice president spouted facts and figures while looking ill at ease.

When they had seen Squanto looking ill last Shabbat, they had told him it was probably just indigestion or, at the very worst, lactose intolerance.

Though he made history in selecting the first woman as a running mate in 1984, Walter F. Mondale's decision to go on a blind date with Geraldine Ferraro ended up looking ill-conceived when the campaign became mired in controversies over the Ferraro family finances.

Bundesliga clubs traditionally avoid doing too much business in January, for fear of looking ill-prepared or even desperate mid-season.

Two more wickets quickly fell, leaving Bell, again looking ill-suited to the number six slot, to try to pull the game out of the fire.

She looked ill.

But everybody looks ill.