Sentence examples for whose fever from inspiring English sources

The central government sent in the army today to stem the violence, which had left this city of 3.5 million like a ravaged patient whose fever has broken.

Among women whose fever had been treated with drugs like Tylenol or Advil, the risk was indistinguishable from that of mothers who reported no fever.

It's even worse with a child whose fever may be stretching the outer numbers on the thermometer at 3 a.m.

Three control cases, whose fever duration was unknown, were excluded from the analysis.

**Three patients whose fever duration was unknown were excluded from the analysis.

A second dose of IVIG (2 g/kg) was given to patients whose fever had not resolved ≥48 h after receiving the first IVIG (n = 27).

Rodrigo Sanchez (left), of Rodrigo y Gabriela, the acoustic guitar-playing duo from Mexico City whose fever-blistering style has amazed audiences worldwide and led them to find a home in Dublin, Ireland: (Photo by Tina Korhonen).

She had spent a month struggling and failing to get care for her one-year old son whose fevers wouldn't stop.

The Australian pop star Kylie Minogue, right, whose album "Fever" was a platinum seller in the United States, has been given a diagnosis of breast cancer, Reuters and The Associated Press reported.

James Harold Doolittle was born on Dec. 14, 1896, in Alameda, Calif., the son of Rosa Shephard Doolittle and Frank H. Doolittle, whose "gold fever" had caused him to move from New England to California.

At dinner parties "a man can now admit to liking the game without being taken for a crazed neo-Nazi," notes Simon Kuper, a football writer.Some of the credit for making English soccer respectable belongs to Nick Hornby, whose book "Fever Pitch" has sired a film of the same name.