come down with

But before you come down with a case of culture cringe, understand that those standards aren't as high as you might like.

We were to tell anyone who asked why she was in Fairfield Hospital that she had come down with tuberculosis.

Most of us come down with at least a couple of colds a year; children get up to a dozen.

In New York, for instance, at least 28 students at a school in Queens have come down with it.

Any nation at war is entitled to come down with the full force of the law on those who traffic on behalf of the enemy.

And thou saidst unto thy servants, Except your youngest brother come down with you, ye shall see my face no more.

He must have come down with a bad cold , for he has got a sore throat .

When people come down with a runny nose and itchy eyes in their homes, they often think the cause is an allergy.

Some 400 students at a university have come down with a mystery fever and the cause was under investigation .

Should I ask my doctor to purchase oseltamivir Tamiflu and keep it in his clinic for me, in case I come down with pandemic flu?

Nicola Legrottaglie has come down with a flu virus, intensifying Juventus' injury crisis ahead of the Reggina match.

Guy from 7th Heaven come down with a case of unfortunate facial hair and perspire rabies? Anti-werewolf grenade.

I told the doctor I thought I had come down with a cold.

And, as Sebelius noted, "Typically parents do not keep their children home if their classmates come down with the flu. "

You are experienced. As for me, every time I come down with a cold, I just leave it there.

In a way, their immune response is weaker than people who come down with the symptoms.

Because you're going to come down with something semi-serious that requires bed rest. And fluids.

Emmett says it's premature to come down with a hard, regulatory hand.

When we come down with vigor , we feel quite a strong recoil .

Until nano-engineering costs come down with economies of scale, multi-junction solar cells will remain expensive.

The day before the flood, her littlest grandchild had come down with malaria.

He had to come down with 10 ponds to her favorite charity.

Some people thought they had come down with the rain. That's why people say it's raining cats and dogs.

I feel dizzy and suffocated . I think I have come down with heatstroke.

Because you're gonna come down with something semi-serious that requires bed-rest and fluids.

Jack has come down with a bad cold.

Truly, friend Golg, I have half a mind to come down with you.

A total of 60 students have come down with the virus at the University of Minnesota Campus in Minneapolis.

We need not worry about it. The sponsor will come down with the payment.

In one week alone in July 2009, experts estimate that 100, 000 people may have come down with swine flu.

I'm afraid I'm come down with a cold.

They all come down with influenza.

Not so well. I've come down with the flu.

42 more HK people come down with atypical pneumonia .

We expect precious metal shares to do very well even though initially they will come down with the market.

I think I've come down with the flu.

You come down with the flue.

He has come down with influenza.

I think he's come down with something.

sorry, It would be very difficult to come down with the price. I can assure you our price is very favourable

Your youngest brother come down with you, ye

To be affected with; come down with; contract:

come down with a cold