Sentence examples for sick circle from inspiring English sources
In "Line Talk", she writes: "A line is: a) a sick circle.
Sick of circling the city streets in your car, looking for a spot — any spot — that you can squeeze into?
"Super Tommy Johnson, the ginger Geordie, was on his hands and knees being sick in the centre circle shortly before kicking off for his home debut for Aston Villa," remembered John Woodhouse.
I'm sick of going in circles.
Well, only Mr. Jobs's inner circle knows how sick he actually is.
"If my mother were to get sick or anyone in my circle who I know, it's a loss for me and I grieve,'' Dr. Klitzman said.
She "felt sick," yes, but it was a vicious circle: feel sick, don't eat; don't eat, feel sick.
What a gift to have come full-circle like that before she got sick and died.
It sounded like a bit of a sick joke, but then I guess in medical circles they do need something to lighten it up for them from time to time.
The littler critics circle like literary buzzards above only the sick lions.
When threatened by an outsider, the elephant herd will form a circle, enclosing the most vulnerable- the elderly, the sick, the young, on the inside.
