Sentence examples similar to sick this week from inspiring English sources

Where American teens say "sick" today to mean something intensely positive—"This jacket looks sick on me"—the Korean equivalent is apparently "pickled".

Altman had been sick since last week and sounded weak when he began this morning.

Baby sitter's sick today?

She has been sick since 1996.

He'll probably be sick tomorrow".

"The pitching duel was sick today.

"I was sick yesterday," she said.

"I was sick yesterday," Bellan-White said.

Band-winged Nightjar also captures flying termites (Sick 1993).

An alarm call is a "hoarse grunt" (Sick 1993).

"I was sick last year with Type A flu virus.