Sentence examples for white fever from inspiring English sources

"It's like everyone got scarlet and white fever, and not enough people were looking objectively and asking if this was a fluke".

Hybrids in variety were the result, and it was this newly evolved diversity that formed the bedrock of the current "white fever": from afar, snowdrops may look the same, but look closely and each has distinctive markings that separate the varieties.

But this city, known as a haven for vegans, iced latte lovers (yes, flat white fever hasn't conquered America – yet), beards, fixed-gear bike worshippers and any other hipster stereotype you want to invoke, is more interesting and surprising than this suggests.

"Do white men who only like white women have white fever?" he asks rhetorically.

For White, who turned 89 this week, the show is heaven sent, even with all that "Betty White Fever," something that stunned even her.

"Obama's Challenge," by Robert Kuttner, is the fruit of Bob Kuttner's lifetime of engagé reporting, analysis, and advocacy, but it was written in a white-hot fever of urgent inspiration over mere months.

He learned that drugs tend to turn up in "cars that I would never suspect" — fancy rentals with out-of-state plates; that people drive dangerously slow around police cruisers (FitzSimons called it "black-and-white fever"); that a cop always keeps his gun hand free; and that hands, in general, are the thing to keep an eye on.

We had white line fever on a couple of occasions but held our own in every department".

He is his own man and an extrovert who gets that competitive white line fever when he steps on to the park.

The leading indicators that an infection might be strep are a sudden onset of a sore, red throat dotted with white patches, fever and swollen lymph glands, but no cough or nasal congestion.

Often we describe it in terms of "white line fever" – that the alter ego who enters the field of play is a different person to the one on it.