Sentence examples for stricken with fever from inspiring English sources

Story about time he was shipwrecked out on a desert island, and while on Polynesian island was stricken with fever.

Russia's president, stricken with fever, pneumonia and perhaps other ailments, gesticulated mechanically at his Chinese visitor, Jiang Zemin.

Though stricken with a fever, he refused to stay below and joined the thick of the fighting.

He was in the process of organizing his administration when he was stricken with a fever and died.

In the winter of 1832, when Laura had just turned two, the family was stricken with scarlet fever.

Preston is stricken with yellow fever and about to be taken to a quarantined island; Amy wants to be there to nurse him.

When Tabitha is stricken with yellow fever, her father, hoping that salt air can cure her, takes her on a sloop headed for Bermuda.

The state health commissioner, Clifton R. Lacy, said that the child had been hospitalized since Aug. 28, when she was stricken with a fever and seizures, and that she was suffering from serous neurological impairment.

She was deaf and blind and had been since she was stricken with scarlet fever when she was 2. But under the tutelage of the pioneering educator and political reformer Samuel Gridley Howe, she learned to communicate, talking by spelling out words with her fingers.

One day soon, perhaps in the next 90 to 180 days, a toddler in Pakistan or Afghanistan, let's call her Aisha, will be stricken with a fever and will develop a permanent paralysis, probably in the legs; before long Aisha will be diagnosed with polio.

With her mother unable to care for her family, Ames spent part of her childhood in a Catholic orphanage where she was stricken with typhoid fever.