Sentence examples for to be ailing from inspiring English sources

But Mr Tantawi, now 78 years old, is believed to be ailing and soon to retire.

Bonds is said to be ailing with a sprained right big toe.

But far more seems to be ailing the Rangers, who scored only once on 35 shots.

Torre said the 41-year-old Johnson did not appear to be ailing physically.

Djokovic has been nearly unbeatable this year, but looked to be ailing when he lost to Murray two weeks ago.

And Detroit is a virtual turnaround clinic because one of the Big Three always seems to be ailing.

The doctor is then able to determine what might be ailing you.

"You're taking away students' ability to face what may be ailing them.

It's the pace that enables people to feel their bodies from the inside, as one does in meditation exercises, and to know if something might be ailing.

There was some confusion Thursday night as to what was ailing Santana because when Manuel was asked about the injury after the game, he pointed to his left arm near where it connects with the shoulder and said, "pec".

Since at least the time of Hippocrates, physicians have recognized that the smell of their patients' breath can provide clues to what is ailing them.