Sentence examples for virus himself from inspiring English sources

He had also volunteered, warning other young adults about the risks of H.I.V. and AIDS, though he did not have the virus himself.

Pooley was working to tackle the epidemic in West Africa when he contracted the virus himself and had to be flown back to the UK in August.

Gupta recently came down with the virus himself ("the sickest I've ever been") while traveling in Afghanistan, and was on Cooper's program to talk about swine flu "as a physician and a patient".

Interestingly, Pepin, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec who spent many years living and working in Africa, also believes that he (along with well-meaning doctors and nurses) may have inadvertently helped to pass along the AIDS virus himself while working at a Canadian-funded program in Zaire.

After defeating StarMan, MegaMan and Lan engage in a climatic battle against the powerful super virus Zero himself.

Tobi Delbrück, son of molecular biologist Max Delbrück, winner of a Nobel in 1969 for work on the genetics of viruses, found himself at age 10 on a camping trip in the company of physicist Richard Feynman, a Nobelist in 1965 for the theory of quantum electrodynamics.

The prevailing theory about the origin of H.I.V. is that somewhere in central Africa, probably between 1910 and 1950, a chimpanzee hunter picked up its virus by cutting himself while butchering a carcass.

He then sneezes and infects the dinosaurs with a cold virus while defending himself from a Tyrannosaurus Rex, which proceeds to cause their extinction.

Philippe, another member of the unit, convinces Ada to give him the pendant, after which he injects himself with the G-virus to give himself the power to stop Jacob.

DAKAR/GENEVA, Oct 5 (Reuters) - In the first days of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, as aid workers and health authorities battled to contain the deadly virus, Mariano Lugli asked himself a simple question: where was the World Health Organization?

"I would have my goggles on, but if I got close to a patient to listen to his lungs, I would put my goggles down," said Dr. Bausch, who makes his living by working around the world's most infectious viruses and describes himself as "incredibly careful".