Sentence examples for takes feverish from inspiring English sources

Visiting the home of his literary idol, the novelist E. I. Lonoff, Zuckerman eavesdrops; he analyzes Henry James; he takes feverish notes; but he doesn't say too much, cowed as he is by Lonoff and by the allure of Lonoff's assistant, the consummate anti-shiksa.

Let us take this feverish color palette and apply it to casual resort-wear.

If you don't have health insurance, you may end up taking that feverish child to an emergency room, and please don't think of ERs as socialized medicine for the poor.

Within months, Gustavo returns to his wife in Spain and Celia takes to her bed, feverish and mad with grief.

A recent biography of the artist by R. Tripp Evans takes gaydar to such feverish extremes that an essay by Richard Meyer in the show's catalogue takes pains to tone it down a little.

Add that missing money to the absent dot-com dollars and spending cutbacks by consumer-product advertisers whose business has suddenly softened "and six hundred, seven hundred, eight hundred million dollars is gone," Mr. Rank estimated, "and that's all it takes" to cool a feverish market down to frigid.

After a 28-year-old man was killed in west Belfast last week and a seven-year-old boy two weeks earlier, a local BBC radio programme censored interviews with local residents because their demands for punishments were so extreme.As for the police, they take a less feverish view of recent punishment beatings than do media pundits or the anguished relatives of victims.

Taking aspirin when feverish can put children and teens at risk for Reyes Syndromee.

I saw him the next day, and he appeared to be in some discomfort, and he said he may have been feverish, as tattooing takes a lot out of your body, but I never knew it at the time.

Psyllids reproduce at a feverish pace, and it only takes one insect to infect a tree.

During a feverish run Dennis has a breakthrough and takes his father's side.