to fall ill

Staying in an air-conditioned room for too long may cause people to fall ill.

In those days many of the monks used to fall ill and so the other monks had to go on greater alms round than usual.

I can arrive the child who the hospital gives these to fall ill to sing, cause them to rouse.

As a result, diarrhoea is a major cause of malnutrition, and malnourished children are more likely to fall ill from diarrhoea.

An additional person, who was the first member of the family to fall ill, died of respiratory disease on 4 May.

Otherwise, you will simply succeed in making people desire fruitlessly; and for Freud, to desire fruitlessly is to fall ill of neurosis.

He had the misfortune to fall ill on the day of the examination.

The EPA has estimated that swimming in seawater with the maximum acceptable counts will cause 2 percent of bathes to fall ill.

As regards these cucumbers, of course, no one wants to fall ill.

Please wear more clothes when the weather turns cold, be careful not to fall ill.

If you have changed jobs or moved house in recent months you are more likely to fall ill than if you haven't.

You will be more likely to fall ill (American Journal of Sociology).

This enranged Ninhursag, and she caused Enki to fall ill.

I had a friend to fall ill.

It is easy for the old to fall ill in winter.

Please as soon as possible help us to solve Beijing's Office all staff's human affairs problem because we already had the staff to fall ill