Sentence examples for taking ill from inspiring English sources
Mr. Holbrooke died Monday evening, three days after taking ill during a meeting with Mrs. Clinton in Washington.
The 31-year-old Scotland B goalkeeper has been on the sidelines since taking ill at the end of May.
"You don't make good things happen by standing out there and taking ill-advised shots".
On Monday Scott Williams was screaming at Sam Cassell for taking ill-advised shots.
Mr. Bolton's office had also circulated a document that accused Mr. Bustani of abrasive conduct and taking "ill-considered initiatives" without consulting with the United States and other member nations, diplomats said.
Work in the capital slowed to a crawl, and residents crept from sweltering apartments to lounge in the parks and on riverbanks, stripping off clothes and taking ill-advised dips in the Moscow River.
Money laundering is generally defined as the practice of taking ill-gotten gains and passing them through a series of bank accounts or businesses so that they appear legitimate.
Brown has launched a scathing attack on the unknown informant who leaked the story about players taking ill-advised share tips before the World Cup from their kit man, Dave Tennison.
Miss Treadway took ill and died.
Had the queen been taken ill?
Somebody taken ill, a hurt animal?
