Sentence examples for sickness becomes from inspiring English sources

Sickness becomes "deadly".

Halfway up, Pendleton's altitude sickness becomes unmanageable.

In "The H-Man" radiation sickness becomes a sort of communicable disease, spreading like a plague through the Tokyo sewers.

The notion of a man who is brainsick with history learned upside down has parodic possibilities, but the lengthy expounding of the sickness becomes wearisome.

Luke Burrough and Mafalda Deville play a doctor and patient whose particularly vicious pillow-fight perfectly poses a troubling question: does treating sickness become attacking the sick?

But where, exactly, does a healthy fear of sickness become presidential-level germaphobia?

After all, I had finished writing the book before things like all-day sickness became my new reality.

He didn't want to pay the $175 early termination fee so Taylor's sickness became terminal.

But Japan stopped investigating the boats in December 1954, and the Japanese tuna trawler Fukuryu Maru No. 5, which was in the fallout zone and saw one of its 23-man crew die months later due to acute radiation sickness, became the sole vessel officially recognized as affected.

During this project, decompression sickness became known as "The Grecian Bends" or simply "the bends" because afflicted individuals characteristically bent forward at the hips: this is possibly reminiscent of a then popular women's fashion and dance maneuver known as the Grecian Bend.

Sickness is redefined as a deviant social role, and mental illness becomes "subjective".