Sentence examples for those sickly from inspiring English sources

Mark Renton may not have liked them, but for many of his contemporaries, those sickly green jellies provide the only thing approaching stability.

Those sickly Graustarkian romances with beautiful, pure highborn girls and pathetic lame girls and dashing princes in love with commoners, and all the Dumas and Sabatini and Blasco-Ibáñez, now had to compete with the freedom and wildness of American comedy.

I went to the shops, stocked up on those sickly Thorntons caramel slices and chowed down for the allotted 60 minutes before returning to work, smug and scent-free.

I went to the shops, stocked up on those sickly Thorntons caramel chews, and chowed down for the allotted sixty minutes before returning to work, smug, and scent-free.

If there isn't some secret connection to those sickly sweet caramel candies, then it's just the futuristic flourish of a flim-flam man who flew too close to the sun.

And so when I first became vegan I was one of those sickly, tired vegans because I was what we'll call a French-fry vegan and then I slowly had to realize that to be a vegan and be healthy I had to eat well.

(And please, don't even think of substituting fresh strawberries for those sickly-sweet tinned ones you used to get as a kid – they're more like sweets masquerading as canned fruit).

AT FIRST glance, Indian banks look a picture of health compared with those in sickly East Asia.

They are served two pints of "dark common ale" ("mild", for those who can remember the sickly sweet-smelling swill).

The Irish economy is a strange hybrid: the front legs of its export sector may have recovered tigerlike strength, but the hind legs of the domestic economy are more akin to those of a sickly Mediterranean goat.

It was in the tarot cards of those bulimic, retarded royal occasions – jubilee, wedding, babies; in the sickly nostalgia of The King's Speech; in the Olympic Games and Boris's parachute – like Ukip on bad acid.