Sentence examples for rash breaks from inspiring English sources
In addition, a rash breaks out in parts of the body where there are no burrows on the buttocks, over the shoulder blades, and on the abdomen.
Unfortunately, the most contagious period of the disease occurs before the rash breaks out, so the risk of spreading the infection is very high, Leigh Vincour, M.D., spokesperson for the American College of Emergency Physicians, told The Huffington Post.
Nineteen children at a Brooklyn public school were taken to emergency rooms yesterday after a mysterious rash broke out among fifth graders, city health and education officials said.
But some of his symptoms did not match that diagnosis: he had been sick for four days before the rash broke out, the rash was lasting too long, he had sores on the palms of his hands and all the sores on his body seemed to have erupted at the same time, rather than in stages.
Organizers said judges had cast their ballots for those invited to the Sept. 15 finals before the rashes broke out.
After several months, she developed stomach ulcers, her speech began to slur and rashes broke out around her eyes.
Well-modeled beauties of earlier eras (Katharine Hepburn, Faye Dunaway, Harry Belafonte) might never have received credit for their high cheekbones and regal noses had they regularly appeared in high definition; the technology might have turned them into nothing but creases, rashes, broken capillaries, frizziness and cover-up makeup.
According to the police, there was another rash of break-ins four years ago.
LAURA LEON, a concert pianist, was dismayed by the rash that broke out on her face in the spring of 1999.
There have been a few drug-related bank robberies on Cape Cod, and last year, a rash of break-ins where about 300 flat-screen televisions were taken.
But most of this is protected by manifesto pledges on pensions which the government would be rash to break.So it is small wonder, as a leak revealed this week, that the government is thinking of scaling back disability benefits.
