Sentence examples for that seasick from inspiring English sources

The suspension is softly sprung on a cushion of air (drivers can select from multiple settings of both ride height and damping, depending on the road surface), so road noise and head toss are well isolated and passengers won't get that seasick feeling commonly associated with old-fashioned Jeep-like behemoths.

But I'm not necessarily that easily seasick," he told Billboard.com.

I hate the seasick feeling that settles in about half an hour into a trip.

It is so bumpy that I get seasick.

When the dizzy spells got so bad that I felt seasick every morning, I went to see a doctor in a suburban GP clinic in Goa.

They were so seasick that Dickens was possessed of "a kind of lazy joy — of fiendish delight, if anything so lethargic can be dignified with the title — in the fact of my wife being too ill to talk to me".

On his first visit to Europe, following a long voyage across the Atlantic that left him seasick and disorientated, Woolworth's ship docked in Liverpool and he chose the city, then at the height of its economic power, as the location for his first British store.

They can comfort themselves with the thought that Nelson was often seasick throughout his career.

Ladies and gentlemen, Mr Luke Haines … luke haines (@LukeHaines_News) This Seasick Steve performance with JP Jones is the worst thing that has ever happened in the history of everything.

After the composer reinterpreted David Bowie's Heroes in 1997, Aphex Twin chopped and screwed that composition into seasick ecstasy.

One of my boys marveled that SpongeBob and Patrick didn't get seasick; he also found that when he stood right over the sprinkler, it was "calm in the center, like the eye of a hurricane".