Sentence examples for new fever from inspiring English sources

"My hope is that what happened will not trigger bitter feelings in the U.S. Congress and a new fever against the U.N".

But Peruvian indigenous leader say the rush in the Amazon has been like a "new fever", comparable to earlier attempts by international companies to find oil and grow rubber in the Amazon.

In a country where New Money is king, concrete proof of the successful creed of can-do entrepreneurship, the nation's stylists have caught a new fever: that of restrained, tasteful consumerism.

The New York Post has accused Quentin Tarantino of deliberately "trolling" US police unions in order to sell tickets to his new movie as the furore over the Oscar-winning film-maker's anti-brutality campaigning reached a new fever pitch.

That night as I stared at the dirty ceiling, I felt a strong impression that the new fever I had developed was not as a result of Ebola but malaria.

What path am I on?" Carr became obsessed with such moments — the moment when one fever breaks and gives way to a new fever, the moment of self-regard when one calls oneself into question and reverses course.

Mary Beth Keane's first novel, "The Walking People," could stand as a historical sequel to her new novel, "Fever".

There were a lot of fevers like chickungunya and the dengue fever and also other new fevers that were contagious; so that when one family member caught it, they all caught it.

All the works share a lexicon of imagery culled from the two films, but spliced, isolated, deconstructed, and reassembled into metagraphs that look like abstract expressionism but contain graphic visceral pictures, posit swarms of glowing insects, layering modified segments of the movies into new fever-dream moments of ominous juxtaposition.

Those experiences taught her to swiftly treat any new fevers in order to prevent them.

In December 2008, new fevers and subcarinal lymphadenopathy developed.