Sentence examples for with feverish from inspiring English sources
His revelations are delivered with feverish abandon.
That vacuum is increasingly being filled with feverish speculation.
"He went to work with feverish energy," Pierce recalled later.
He would write at night, sometimes with feverish productivity, at other times haltingly.
Service employee officials say that is a lie concocted by Rosselli partisans with feverish imaginations.
Salons erupted with feverish chatter when The Meaning of Sarkozy was first published.
Mothers were recruited while waiting with their feverish child for an appointment with a pediatrician.
Mr. Dmitrichenko, who has the expressive, mournful face of a seasoned performer, seemed at ease with the feverish attention, occasionally smiling or conversing with the mob of reporters crammed into the courtroom.
The film tracks the career of a band that thrilled fans with its feverish live shows even as it frequently confused them with its wildly scattershot output.
He continued to work with a feverish intensity on the problems of logic that he was discussing with Russell and to agonize about his life.
After struggling six weeks with "a feverish distemper," he died, age 61, in the spring of 1649.
