Sentence examples for some fever from inspiring English sources

"I came down with some fever on Friday night and I've just been trying to eat and drink as much as I can to get my energy up".

It looked like some fever dream of American evangelicalism: Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who went to jail rather than issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples, onstage at a rally held in her honor on Tuesday, arms held aloft, holding hands with the Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, on her right, and her lawyer, on her left.

There seems to be no chance to increase production at this late date to provide enough flu vaccine for everyone From a personal standpoint, it makes only limited sense to get a flu shot in the belief that it will help you decide whether some fever that later hits you is due to anthrax or a more common germ.

The orgiastic wedding that brings "Madea's Family Reunion" to its dizzying finish features a muscleman blowing like Gabriel under a ceiling from which women dressed as angels hang like ornaments, some playing instruments — including a white piano — a display of outrageous imagination that is either a nod to Busby Berkeley or the product of a lunatic vision such as (some) fever dreams are made of.

The same can't be said for some fever remedies.

Because they fear having their reality whitewashed into some fever dream of self-help slogans.

But some fevers never seem to subside.

"Now our children don't get sick frequently, just some fevers and cough at the change of weather," Ti says, adding that keeping their environment clean is an essential part of their life.

Since healthcare providers are not always at the homes of patients unlike in nursing homes and the temperatures of patients cannot be measured every day, some fevers might not have been reported to medical staff.

Some fevers are managed at home without additional medicines, last for a short time, involve little or no additional adult caretaker time, and as a result entail almost zero cost.

Some fevers are the result of overexertion or abnormally hot weather.