Sentence examples for to the fever from inspiring English sources

Orwell is wrongly thought of as the great neutral reporter, immune to the fever of judgment — the cool camera, the unbiased eyeball.

As budget writers there grapple with a projected shortfall that could exceed $25 billion, the state's contribution to the fever tick eradication efforts could be scaled back significantly.

After all, who would have guessed that Bowie, voted 20th most popular male singer in Record Mirror's 1972 Annual Readers' Poll (beneath Val Doonican), would within 18 months become such a lodestar – musical, sartorial, attitudinal – that, according to Peter Doggett in his 2011 study The Man Who Sold the World, he represented "the most reliable guide to the fever of the seventies"?

I remember going to the Fever with everybody sniffing blow.

With long ties to the Fever era, he gladly stepped in to promote the bash.

This leads to the fever, chills, and fatigue common in bacterial pneumonia.

Tamika Catchings had 25 points and 12 rebounds -- both season highs -- to lead the Fever to a 70-65 victory.

After a timeout with 13.7 seconds to play, the Fever tried to inbound the ball, but Stephanie McCarty's pass went across the floor untouched and out of bounds.

Catchings set the tone early, nailing a 3-pointer less than four minutes into the game to put the Fever ahead, 7-4, to start a 15-5 run.

Patients usually recover within a week with treatment limited to painkillers and drugs to reduce the fever.

I recently cracked open an advance copy, eager to trace the path from most Americans' pre-Claiborne apathy about matters gastronomic to the fever-pitch fetishism now, and to learn how he landed the part he played in that transformation.