Sentence examples for was a fever from inspiring English sources

Nixon's bigger problem was a fever and pain from an injured knee.

His debut, "District 9", was a fever dream of seething energy, scattergun satire, and astonishingly convincing digital effects.

In short "Maui Fever" is tacky, and suggests that if all you caught from these bed-sharing drunks was a fever, you'd be lucky.

The audience was a fever dream of the classical audience of the future: young, old, black, white, open to all sounds.

There was a fever for change that extended from black urban communities (the Notting Hill riot of 1976 was still fresh) to the suburbs, where bands such as the Jam were emerging.

With a record number of observers at polling stations, election day was a fever of accusations of fixed votes on the social media outlets that are the main medium for the opposition.

In contrast to the sense of pleasant sobriety that pervaded the rest of the hotel, the breakfast buffet was a fever-dream of plenty.

There's a fever in the city.

The art market is a fever chart.

Those Series were a fever in the city.

"There is a fever in New York that is absolutely incredible," Modell said.