Sentence examples for the bout of from inspiring English sources

Possibly this has triggered the bout of froth and bile.

And the bout of bad summer air quality, which rivaled Beijing's, still looms in people's minds.

Mr. Herskovits is excellent at heightening the intended comedy, like the bout of hiccups that plagues one of the participants.

Amid the bout of schadenfreude, no one mentioned that France has been flouting EU air quality targets since 2005.

It was faintly shocking to see Cameroon equalise and the bout of stage-fright that briefly gripped Brazil.

Doesn't dropping your end of the rope mean you've automatically lost the bout of tug-of-war?

They married and were very happy together up to and beyond the bout of depression for which he was hospitalized just months before his death in 1965.

The bout of even greater punishment started in the 90th minute, with Lescott turning a header from Gareth Barry into the path of Dzeko.

But the conditions Draghi says are needed to trigger the bout of bond-buying are frequently explicitly political demands of elected governments.

He excuses himself for a couple of minutes to recover from the bout of gruelling interviews he's just done on a couple of radio stations.

Reprints Related items Flying and the flagMay 27th 1999One of the causes of the bout of nerves was an ambiguous comment about changing the rigid rules of Argentina's currency board, known locally as "convertibility".