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My sister, perhaps recoiling even more deeply from all this strangeness, is ill with a fever and can hardly raise her head.

Woe unto the wicked! It shall be ill with him: for the reward of his hands shall be given him.

Falling ill with tuberculosis, he was eventually allowed to leave, to be reunited with his mother and father in Taiwan at the age of 18.

You yourself will be very ill with a lingering disease of the bowels, until the disease causes your bowels to come out.

My mother's mother, fatally ill with tubercular infection, fell into a suicidal depression and was institutionalized.

The engineer was taken ill with consumption. It was flour on the lungs, the doctor told him at the time.

Six other schools were closed over the last few days after hundreds of students became ill with suspected flu symptoms.

One day when he fell ill with cancer, they even visited him in the hospital.

Becomes dangerously ill with a bleeding ulcer and is hospitalized but recovers to work with Truman Capote on the musical House of Flowers .

His mother fell ill with a heart disease yesterday.

You ran away because you were ill with a fever, ' said Mr Carmichael. 'It nearly killed you, remember? '

I'm sorry to hear that the examination went ill with you; will you try again?

Studies show that people severely ill with H1N1 flu generally need a week to two weeks on ventilators to recover.

Exhausted and a bit concerned about her graduate project and finding a job, Lu fell ill with a fever.

A few days after the altercation between husband and wife, William Dazley was taken ill with stomach ache and vomiting.

During the phase patients are often severely ill with marked weakness, abdominal discomfort, and distention.

Barrister Anna Watterson spoke of how she became ill with drug-resistant TB when she was a law student living in north-west London.

The doctor told me that I was sick(ill) with hypertension.

At the time, he was a neurology resident at the University of California, San Francisco, and was watching many patients fall ill with AIDS.

I felt very ill with a high temperature inside the stuffy taxi, but I did not cry because I was too weak to do that.

And Israel said, Wherefore dealt ye so ill with me, as to tell the man whether ye had yet a brother?

She was pretty ill with the flu, but she bounced back nicely.

Two years ago, after a heterosexual sexual encounter, I became seriously ill with what looks like the natural disease progression of AIDS.

Zelda had been ill with that familiar intestinal complaint that too much champagne produces and which was then diagnosed as colitis.

As the others were recovering, Kaz fell ill with all the symptoms of radiation sickness.

It may be ill with the doer of good as long as the good ripens not.

About nine million people become ill with TB each year, and about a third of them fail to access accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.

They know only that it was first identified after people in Mexico began falling ill with the fevers and aches associated with flu.

After falling ill with suspected tuberculosis, she was sent to the hill town of Darjeeling to recover.

Even China's modest hopes of bringing its share of coal-fired power down to 63% by 2015 sit ill with its growing dependence on coal.

Half of those fallen ill with alcohol-induced acute pancreatitis will have relapses.

"Though he was something ill with it, " reported another passenger, "he lived many years after. "

The midwife who performed the gynecologic examination later became ill with high fever, vomiting of blood, and bloody diarrhea.

I know the play is to be performed next week, but if the director piles on any more pressure, the actors will become ill with overwork.

It would go ill with him.

But she became gravely ill with brain fever and lay near death for several months.

Beginning in 2004 the percentage of the world's population that became ill with TB in a given year flattened and then began a slow decline.

On Tuesday, he was hospitalised after being taken ill with a heart complaint during questioning.

Once the Victorian artist James' dog fell ill with a throat infection.

That remark of his sorted ill with his character.

When a dog contracts Parvo they are very ill with significant abdominal pain.

With a cold. She was ill with a cold.

It will go ill with you sooner or later.

At the young age of 33 he was taken ill with malaria.

Caliber are ill with double petals, Orange Peel-type, with flanged and threaded connections.

According to OCHA, many are now falling ill with diarrhea and other illnesses due to freezing weather and lack of clean water or sanitation.

By this time Mr Denard was ill with Alzheimer's, but there was another reason.

WHO reports for the first time that the number of people falling ill with tuberculosis (TB) each year is declining.

You're ill with Hepatitis E. It's an infectious disease, so you should be transferred to my department.

The number of people newly ill with tuberculosis peaked and then began a slow but steady decline.

Three other travelers fell ill with similar symptoms but all four have recovered.

A senior western diplomat in unhealthy Delhi told methat at any given time, half his staff is ill with serious maladies.

All were gravely ill with aggressive cancer that had spread to the bone.

The snake needs skill to kill Ill with a steel gun.

When his son Sam was 6 months old, he became ill with what his parents thought was a cold.

She was stricken ill with cancer.

When her husband, a British citizen, fell ill with cancer, he was denied a visa to visit her.

I fell seriously ill with stomach problems after eating Peter's cooking.

We can't stop the tide of flu from coming in, but we can help reduce the number of people who become ill with it.

The outbreak has left more than 2, 300 ill, with symptoms ranging from bloody diarrhoea to, in full-blown cases, kidney failure.

His bad manners sorted ill with his neat appearance.

Her brother fell ill with pneumonia yesterday.

She was ill with anxiety.

In reverse, two young men to take the lives of incurably ill with youth, and to love life and death of crossing.

could tell whether a person was ill with one glance at his face.

During her final years, Addams was ill with cancer.

Only when the bacteria become active do people become ill with TB.

fail me, or it will go ill with me.

The patient falls ill with influenza.

He fell ill with a fever.

In the first episode, about 20-25% of North Americans fell ill, with a maximum of around 4% of the population taken sick at the same time.

Reported cases of people ill with hepatitis C hae dropped steadily since peaking in the late 1980s.

last week he was ill with working day and night.

IN August 1931, Thomas Alva Edison, age 84, became gravely ill with kidney problems.

The liver in the house has fallen ill with his liver.

Four million people ages 65 and older are estimated to have been ill, with 21, 000 hospitalized and 1, 280 deaths.

She felt ill with exhaustion.

Some 9 million people become ill with active TB and nearly 2 million die each year.

Individuals become annually free from confinement places, among them 10. 3-28. 6% are ill with pulmonary tuberculosis.

Every night I was ill with a kind of slow fever.

She is ill with a tropical disease.

He fell ill with cancer.

The world goes ill with the man who takes to drink.

He is a man ill with TB.

She is ill with a cough.

Jackie fell ill with a fever last week and has been in bed ever since.

Yet 9 million people still became ill with TB and some 1. 8 million died of the disease in 2008.

My brother fell ill with a bad cold this week.

I'm ill with the thought of your kiss

fall ill with a fever

Analysis of 43 Children Ill with Venereal Disease

When Jane was ten years old, she became ill with a kind of disease.

Woman ill with Dengue fever

the number of people who fell ill with TB dropped to 8. 8 million in 2010, after peaking at nine million in 2005;