Sentence examples for to be flu from inspiring English sources

Though he was old and not very strong he was not in ill health in October 2004 when he first fell ill with nausea and stomach pains which were at first thought to be flu symptoms.

Less common effects occurring in 10 29% of patients receiving GM-CSF have been reported to be flu-like symptoms (fever, generalized aches and pains, weakness, and fatigue) and edema of hands and feet.

Vaccine effectiveness should be higher if the cause of death was respiratory or cardiovascular (and therefore more likely to be flu-related) and if the age group was younger (because immune response can decline in the elderly).

Lastinger -- who now advocates for flu shots for kids -- recently signed up to be a flu watchdog on Flu Near You.

Anyone over the age of 13 in the United States can sign up online to be a flu watchdog on Flu Near You.

In early 1991, Fraser Robinson, Michelle's father, came down with what seemed to be the flu.

Mr. Yeltsin, who turns 70 today, is in the hospital with what is believed to be the flu.

But sometimes a horse is just a horse: instead of anthrax, it turned out to be the flu.

When Sinead Hayes was 13 weeks pregnant, she became feverish with what turned out to be swine flu and pneumonia.

In the 1920's, scientists even isolated viruses from what they used to call fowl plague and what is now known to be bird flu.

Toddlers to be offered flu vaccine.