Sentence examples for rash you from inspiring English sources

One day, you ask people to take a look at a skin rash you have.

Stevie G said to me afterwards: "That bloody Hughsie is like a rash, you can't get rid of him".

You're coughing and running a fever, you have a broken leg, you've developed a burning rash: you and your doctor don't philosophize about the ontology of your distress before you submit to treatment.

If you asked "what is this rash?" you were left with something like what still shows up on the revamped version of the site, now called Ask.com: two links to encyclopedia entries, including "rash" ("a change in the skin") and "Red & Anarchist Skinheads," a k a RASH.

In fact, they move so fast they would be regarded as unsafe in the dystopia he offers us in his latest book, "Rash": you'd have to wear a helmet just to take them off the shelf.

So if its 2am and you've got some weird rash, you can call Ringadoc's toll-free number, record a quick description of your condition, and get matched with a doctor who'll give you medical advice or a diagnosis, write you a prescription, and tell you whether to wait until you doctor's office opens or go to the hospital immediately.

After weeks of running a low-grade fever, an occasional bout with thrush, and some nasty skin rashes, you decide to get yourself checked out.

You will think you have a rash when you might actually have Folliculitis!

If the symptoms worsen or if you have a rash where you applied the drug, or if you experience symptoms like shortness of breath or tongue swelling after you apply the treatment, you should immediately go to the nearest emergency facility, because you might be allergic to this type of substance.

"The thing is that they care – they're not trolling their audience," says Haj-Najafi. "I think the thing with some brands is that they are trolling their audience, so that to wear it marks you out as a knob rash because you don't get that you're the butt of the joke, unless they gave it you themselves".

The tendency can be to drink like a fish -- which will not only increase your likelihood of lingering (see tip 1), it will also up the chances of you saying something rash that you can't easily retract.