Sentence examples for rising fever from inspiring English sources

True, we can slather sunblock, then sunbathe, despite the ocean's rising fever.

The onset of symptoms is then abrupt, with headache, backache, rapidly rising fever, nausea, and vomiting.

I wonder if it's, yet again, the ozone layer ruined by my aunt's persistent use of hairspray — this ocean's rising fever?

by Sharon Levy The coral reefs are changing color, the black and crimson bleached away: the ocean's rising fever, in every drop the seas over, damages the membrane of symbiotic algae and coral reefs change their color.

The coral reefs are changing color, the black and crimson bleached away: the ocean's rising fever, in every drop the seas over, damages the membrane of symbiotic algae and coral reefs change their color.

The coral reefs are changing color, the black and crimson bleached away: the ocean's rising fever, in every drop the seas over, damages the membrane… After you leave the office.

(No/Yes), "Have you ever had hay fever, rose fever or allergic rhinitis (characterized by running nose, watery and itching eyes when you do not have a cold)?" (No/Yes), "Did you have eczema when you were a baby?" (No/Yes), "Did you at times later in life have eczema-like skin conditions?" (No/Yes), Do you know the name of the skin lesion you have or have had?

The strands are slowing coming together and it's all rising to fever pitch.

As the crowd's excitement rose to fever pitch, the Scot responded magnificently to fight his way back into contention and hold his nerve when the going got tough.

By 1989, competition among the three nightly newscasts had risen to fever pitch.

Therapy was then limited to ceftriaxone, and the patient's leukocyte count continued to rise and fever returned.