They don't need to get pneumonia from me.
And both children got pneumonia from the drafty house.
But the price of eggs dropped and Mr. Kokes, an asthmatic, developed pneumonia from the feathers and the dust.
You'll be so busy feeling exhilarated that any resulting symptoms of pneumonia from the stinging breeze can easily be ignored.
Later that season he fell ill and eventually developed the pneumonia from which he died.
On his return to Vienna he contracted pneumonia, from which he never fully recovered.
They had contracted a form of pneumonia from bacteria in the hotel's cooling tower, a potentially fatal sickness which became known as legionnaires' disease.
People who smoke, have diabetes, impaired immunity or asthma are more likely to develop complications such as pneumonia from a cold.
When Canada was hit by the Spanish-flu pandemic in June of 1918, Amelia caught pneumonia from her patients, and her lungs were never quite cured.
While we were raised to believe that emerging with blue blotches and pneumonia from a glowering sea was somehow pleasant, it only took one foreign holiday to think: sod this.
Video clip of lung consolidation with sonographic air bronchograms consistent with pneumonia from patient 2. (MPEG ).
