Sentence examples for took a flu from inspiring English sources

Sophomore year, the black female students were allowed to live on campus — but it took a flu outbreak, when they cared for their white dormmates, to break down the social barriers, Ms. Logan said.

For the new study, antibodies were collected from bone marrow volunteers who took a flu vaccine or were infected with multiple strains of the virus.

The time it takes to make the vaccine is much longer than the time it takes for a flu virus to cause a pandemic.

If you're near avians or their flu, take a look at STMicro's new bird flu virus detectors.

"It's not really changed," said Betty L. Whitten, who has been coming here nearly every weekend for 25 years, give or take a vacation or the flu.

Those are a lot of questions put together, but they are good ones, so let me take a crack: 1) This flu, H1N1, is different and potentially more dangerous because it is new.

Something like the flu takes a really damaging toll.

By implementing one or more of these practices, businesses of all sizes can take a proactive approach to flu prevention, maximizing productivity and boosting employee morale.

In February this year, UK health officials announced that mutations in one of the main circulating strains of influenza had taken a toll on the seasonal flu vaccine.

Among those who should definitely take an antiviral are flu patients with symptoms severe enough, or nearly severe enough, for hospitalization, who develop a lower respiratory infection, who have a chronic condition like AIDS or lung disease, or who are pregnant, over 65 or under 2 years old, said Dr. Anthony Fiore, an influenza expert with the disease control centers.

Get a flu shot - As soon as you can (preferably before you start taking your exams), get a flu shot if you haven't already.