Sentence examples for sick though from inspiring English sources
The sick, though, stay sick in their homes.
One cluster of kids was getting sick, though, not because their parents lacked the wherewithal to have them immunized but because the parents, members of the Faith Tabernacle congregation, did not believe in immunization.
"Who the hell knows?" When they get sick, though, they call WorldClinic, Carlin's New London, N.H., telemedicine firm.
(Better not let Grandma get sick though!).
It really is sick, though, what I did to myself during that period.
When they found out Krystie was sick, though, doctors said identifying the mutation that caused the disease might help treat it.
The New Yorker: He said he had got sick of it, though, and quit.
Day to day, shooting up keeps you from feeling sick; over time, though, it keeps you from being healthy.
People who get sick even they though have been vaccinated almost always have lighter symptoms and a shorter duration of disease than those who do not get vaccinated.
Munro in manuscript, presumably, for this is what appeared when "The Turkey Season" was collected in her book "The Moons of Jupiter": He said he had got sick of it, though, and quit.
Such a sick tune, though.
