be ill

If I did not come to the town I must be ill or something must have happened to me, and both of them were extremely anxious.

You cannot be ill without at some level causing yourself to be, and you can be well again in a moment by simply deciding to be.

Grandmother, Little Red Riding Hood my grandmother lying in bed, the quilt over his head, seems to be ill.

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

And what was the cruel blow was that Sylvia was found to be ill badly and not long for this world.

North Korea's reclusive leader Kim Jong-il is thought to be ill and trying to ensure the succession of his youngest son.

Her pale looks suggests that she might be ill, and her parents advise her to take a medical examination.

that boy pretended to be ill when he knew i would ask him for help.

At all other times, they appear as normal humans, though will often seem to be ill as the full moon approaches.

"It's Mr. Jensen, " said the landlord. "He often stays in room 14. The poor man must be ill. "

Yet she appeared to be ill, for everywhere I met her I found her looking paler and paler and increasingly sad.

The ECB would be ill advised to go that far without a political agreement on how the eurozone should work.

Summer arrived, the hand often perspires , the feeling is sick, be ill? Eat what medicine to be able to do well, ?

"So you think I should pretend to be ill on my birthday? "

I've never seen her the way she was today, and I'm terrified she's going to be ill.

The clerk who generally went happened to be ill, and a press of work prevented any of the others from getting away.

Peter must be ill; it's the only thing that will account for his unusual behavior.

It will be ill if we start the woman like this---tea in the morning water and all this washing!

We don't even have to be ill to die: Our bodies can suddenly break down and go out of order, just like our cars.

President Barack Obama's new special envoy for Korea, Stephen Bosworth, has said merely that it would be "ill-advised" .

If I should not come tomorrow, I might be ill.

"Such a conclusion would be ill-advised, " a senior U. S. official said.

But they get easy to be ill, Why?

Bill must be ill; it's the only thing that accounts for his being away.

He tends to be ill - tempered day by day .

It's very late, Mr Lockwood. I think you should go to bed, or you'll be ill tomorrow. I can tell you the rest of the story another time.

Kitty's got so thin. And as for Carl, he always, seems to be ill.

ill-advised efforts; it would be ill-advised to accept the offer; took the unadvised measure of going public with the accusations.

I believed then, as now, that having a social relationship with a person who was supervising my work would be ill-advised.

He looks unhappy. The man seems to be ill.

He seems to be ill. =It seems that he is ill.

It seems that he is ill. =He seems to be ill.

Disabled children are not allowed to be ill-treated.

Wen took his advice and pretended to be ill and stopped attending imperial court meetings. But it was too late.

Diplomatic sources have told TIME that while Kim did appear to be ill, he was not completely incapacitated.

But these engineers would be ill-equipped to work in any other area. also, the range of courses taught would be unfeasibly large.

John is absent. He might be ill.

o thin. And as for Carl, he always seems to be ill.

judging from his look, he must be ill.

Any presents from the new European Commission are likely to be ill-chosen and disappointing.

illustrationThe traditional, serial-based approach to data warehouse (DW) projects appears to be ill-suited in practice.

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

You know that I am not a man who can be ill-used with impunity.

He asked his parents to stay home lest they were too tired to be ill.

If you don't want to be ill. . . Find Solutions. Negative people do not find solutions and they enlarge problems.

Commercial fishermen that typically have rights to fish in specific areas will be ill equipped for the massive migration of their prey.

The teacher noticed a boy seem to be ill.

But with local governments pressed to create jobs fast, they may resort to quick projects that may be ill-conceived.

If he had taken the doctor's advice, he should not be ill now.

Justice would be ill-served if fame mitigated any crime, especially one like rape.

as a matter of fact, he was pretending to be ill.

He did't come to work yesterday. He must be ill.

Medical doctors can be ill-informed, incompetent morons.

Heb. 11: 25 Choosing rather to be ill treated with the people of God than to have the temporary enjoyment of sin.

It is normal to be healthy. It is abnormal to be ill. There is within the innate principle of harmony.

Nearby, Li Hua saw a deer. It seemed to be ill and fell to the ground.

Most of the female students in my class appear to be ill at ease when (they are) required to answer questions.

Learn to pray for your loved ones who may be ill.

If you had followed the doctor's advice the day before yesterday, you wouldn't be ill so seriously today.

He is not at school today. He must be ill.

And even businesses with seamless, well-thought-out emergency plans can be ill prepared for the "real thing. "

suspect him to be ill.

Mary is in poor health. She can be ill at any time.

Some people gain weight only because of a wrong diet, while some may be ill, which makes them obese.

More importantly, I won't be ill forever. Although my life may leave anytime.

'Well, father wouldn't be ill and cough as he does, and mother wouldn't always be washing. '

The nonbelievers will fall unconscious, while Muslims will be ill (develop colds).

You would be ill-advised not to plead against her.

You may be ill-treated if you have to deal with institutional environments.

It seems that I am going to be ill. I better rest now.

Self-praise is considered to be ill-bred.

To the excitement of bloodcurdling thing accident, be ill?

Possibility and impossibility He may be ill.

His ploy is to pretend to be ill.

People can't afford to be ill nowadays.

He must be ill, for he isn't here today.

She didn't come here. She might be ill in bed.

maybe they are in deathbed because of some sickness, but it is still perfectly natural for old people to be ill.

The antibody A in blood is electropositive what do this show, be ill?

it is terrible to take medicine, i hate to be ill.

He must be ill. He looks so pale .

He became to be ill yesterday.

He feigned to be ill and left early.

Better be ill spoken of by one before all than by all before one.

The day until i see you, you have to be strong and be careful and DONT BE ILL! !

I couldn't face another day AT work, so I pretended to be ill.

He must be ill, for he isn't here.

He must be ill, for he is absent today.

I didn't see him yesterday. He must have be ill.

No matter acne is black, be white, because our cutaneous grease metabolizes, they can be ill result.

I didn't see him yesterday. He must have be ill.

No matter acne is black, be white, because our cutaneous grease metabolizes, they can be ill result.

He seemed to be ill.

She pretended to be ill.

She looks so pale, she must be ill.

And we will be ill-served by some of the fear-mongering that emerges whenever we discuss this issue.

She might be ill, for she is absent from school.

I thought it must be ill!

I can't afford to be ill again.

He must be ill, for he didn't come here.

He pretends to be ill.

She doesn't feel like eating. She must be ill.

She sees to be ill.

Certainly, I would much rather be ill in Denmark than in Britain, whatever the life expectancy statistics.

If you go on burning the candle at both ends, you will be ill.

He looks pale. He may be ill.

One objection is that creditors may be ill-informed about the risks being run by banks they are lending to.

The baby can't be ill. He is so active .

You must bear with his bad temper; he have recently be ill.

This second group is likely to influence new speakers more and will be ill equipped because they were not born into the language.

You must be ill. I can see it from your face.

You look pale. You must be ill .

You must be ill. You look so pale.

Roborts do not need to eat and they will not be ill.

Are you not, " he asked, " the priest who here in the chateau d'If is generally thought to BE--ill?

He is in poor health. He can be ill at any time.

If we stay angry for too long, we'll be ill.

He can't be ill. He must be tired.

I used to be ill when I was young, so it was impossible for me to go to school.

We must exercise everyday, or. we will be ill.

You must be ill. 27.

e. g. He can't be ill or he wouldn't have come.

He can't be ill, or he wouldn't have come.

He pretended to be ill yesterday and did not go to school.

She happened to be ill at that time.

A lazy student, in order to play truant , may play fox , pretending to be ill to have a stomachache , for example .

He can't be He can't be ill . It can't be my new hat . It can't be the 20th.

he doesn't come to school today. He must be ill.

He doesn't come to school, he must be ill.

Who is willing to drink the polluted water? It can cause us to be ill and even to die.

It is also particularly difficult to convince the patient that this motive lies behind his continuing to be ill;

he didnt went to school yesterday . he must be ill .

he didnt go to school yesterday . he must be ill .

reduce as much as possible the time spent in close contact with people who might be ill;

avoid close contact with people who might be ill;

Security companies may be ill-equipped to deal with pirates;

I prefer to be ill rather than take medicines

must be ill. He looks so pale. He

to be ill in mind:

be ill in the hospital

B be ill in bed