Sentence examples for on a bout from inspiring English sources

Just turning their head the wrong way, or rolling over in bed, can bring on a bout of dizziness.

Because intense aromas can bring on a bout of nausea, the covers are lifted before the tray is brought in the room.

Anyone who has attended, in good times or bad, the climax of the Tour in the Champs-Élysees knows that few celebrations in sport are more designed to bring on a bout of self-aggrandisement in the winner.

The ever-shifting perspective of the dynamic player camera in Pro Evolution Soccer 3D (Konami, cert 3) may well bring on a bout of queasiness, but switching to a more traditional side-on view reveals an accomplished version of the popular series, with especially impressive 3D action replays.

Two things come together to bring on a bout of Perfectionitis: a culture that values high performance above everything else, and a person with low self-esteem who has assimilated those values and is motivated to try to live up to them.

Everything seemed to be going right for the artist until the early 1950s, when declining vision in one eye, coupled with the loss of the lease on his studio, brought on a bout of depression.

Became unofficial photographer of the French new wave on Godard's A Bout de Souffle.

He had to withdraw, on account of a bout of pneumonia.

He did it after missing his previous start last Saturday in Philadelphia with a sore oblique muscle in his left side on top of a bout with bronchitis.

Surprisingly, that fight will be on the undercard of a bout between Evander Holyfield and John Ruiz, the World Boxing Association heavyweight champion, on Aug. 5 in Beijing.

In his glory days Holyfield said that he sought divine help only on the day of a bout.