Sentence examples for rash by from inspiring English sources

It was 1973 and although David Bowie's pansexual persona was all over the media like a rash by now, it was equally obvious that in George's case this was no headline-grabbing publicity stunt.

But still Ferguson unveiled his trademark blissful shuffle at the whistle (part Bobby Ball whenever he had got the better of Tommy Cannon, part Terry Scott when he finally got his hands on his "bruvver's" Curly Wurly), Scolari gave his players 'tache rash by affectionately nuzzling all of them after Frank Lampard's goal and O'Sullivan punched the air like a lottery winner onspeed.

Sachin Bansal, who is not related to Binny, said in an interview that their parents, who are from Chandigarh, worried that their children were being rash by giving up coveted jobs at a successful American company, Amazon, for the dim hope of launching India's answer to that online giant.

Sachin Bansal, who is not related to Binny, told me in an interview that their parents, who are from Chandigarh, worried that their children were being rash by giving up coveted jobs at a successful American company, Amazon, for the dim hope of launching India's answer to that online giant.

Even for diseases in which it may protect individuals, isolation will often have little effect on the general epidemic; this may be, as in measles, because infectivity precedes the appearance of the characteristic feature, the rash, by a few days, or, as in polio virus infections, because a number of persons are carriers, harbouring the disease agent without discernible illness.

Sunlight was considered beneficial for diaper rash by seven (5.9%) participants.

This at a time when the Pakistan team are under investigation, again, because of their defeat to in the third ODI against England, sparked by irregularities on the betting markets, but fuelled by rash remarks made by Michael Vaughan.

"That was a rather rash challenge by Mr Keane".

Unlike poison ivy, the burning, itchy rash caused by stinging nettles is short-lived.

An influential government advisory panel recommended that Americans 60 and older be vaccinated against shingles, an excruciatingly painful rash caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox.

Their goal was to prevent any rash moves by China against dissidents or harsh rhetoric about Taiwan that would embarrass Clinton's pro-China backers in Congress.