Sentence examples for some sickness from inspiring English sources

But record numbers of people 5.9m are off sick.About 3m of the workless sick claim some sickness or disability benefit, mostly incapacity benefit (IB), generally available if for more than four days someone is too sick to work.

This paid for some sickness and unemployment benefit, and also access to basic primary care.

The Labour leadership's decision last year to abstain on the Tories' disgraceful welfare bill – including a policy to cut some sickness benefits by £30 a week – was, for many, confirmation that the party had abandoned them.

"If there is some sickness or if you are troubled by spirits, then you sit under the Tree of Forgetfulness and your ancestors will assist you with whatever is wrong..

If you are lucky your animal gets well, and for some sickness there will be no response from the drugs.

We all know that a hot drink can help ease some sickness symptoms.

Be advised that drinking water from streams can lead to some sicknesses, but when you're in a life-or-death situation, the risk of illness is a secondary consideration and anything you may get can be treated when you return.

If their fates matched those of other refugees seeking to reach Europe, some were sold as slaves, some died of sickness, some were shot, and some drowned at sea.

If you feel sick all the time, ask your doctor for some motion sickness medicine.

Is the camera still moving a lot in this one?" So I told her, jokingly, "Why not go see your doctor and ask for some motion sickness tablets, then go see the film".

When some of the most prominent love stories of our times also serve as cautionary tales about extreme wealth and ego-driven restlessness, you have to wonder if there's not some essential sickness encoded in our cultural DNA.