The founders of mystical orders were credited by their followers with a variety of miracles, such as riding on lions, healing the sick, walking on water, being present at two places at the same time, and cardiognosia (which is the knowledge of what is in another's heart, or thought reading).
Sick of bars, sick of networking, sick of walking down the street looking at thousands of faces but waving to none?
You don't want millions of sick people walking around".
She's hungry, however; she's walking around, not looking sick, and this seems unusual.
"I'm sick of walking into meetings and seeing a room full of blokes sitting around a table," he said.
Billie's sick again, walking through the terminal we catch it in a bag, given to her on the plane, her toys and chocolate are ruined.
They left the Midwest partly out of boredom ("I got kind of sick of walking down the same streets every day," Mr. Hanson said), but partly because of business.
Legionella are fairly common bacteria, Dr. Lipsman said, and although the cooling tower is the likely source, it is not yet definite that all the victims became sick from walking past the tower.
— Blogger Amy Zimmerman mulls over "the countless hours walking the floor with sick kids, the hours of homework and carpooling, dance recitals, soccer games and school plays, disappointments and victories.
