“ill with”可以造什么句，ill with造句

Tom fell ill with a bad cold.

He fell ill with acute appendicitis.

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

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

dubious practices which consort ill with his public statements on morality

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

These villains were submitting to their fate with an air of sulky indifference which accorded ill with the baffled fury that gleamed in their sombre eyes.

In early 2008, she became ill with a fever and a wracking cough; tests determined she had TB, and further laboratory tests found it was MDRTB.

Methods Digital imaging system was applied to selective bronchial radiography in 27 patients suspected of being ill with bronchiectasis, of which 35 pulmonary sections were examined.

"Young Blacky was ill with malaria, he wasn't faking," he told Xing. "So far as being in love is concerned, that's not against the law." You can't arrest him for that.

My mother was very ill with cancer at the time, but she saw one more opportunity to deliver her message, and at the close of the letter she said: "From those to whom much is given, much is expected."

To be ill with anxiety and melancholy

In November 1941 Payne was seriously ill with pneumonia.

People ill with TB bacteria in their lungs can infect others when they cough.

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

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.

If you start feeling ill with cold or flu-like symptoms, don't go to school or work. Stay at home and begin the usual home treatment for colds and flu.

"My mother was ill with glaucoma.

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

This generosity to America's enemies also sits ill with a more brusque approach to staunch Allies, such as Japan (see article), Britain and several east European countries.

Steven fell ill with a cold because he was walking in the rain.

Dr Rosler's idea of a flat fee for rich and poor alike is vociferously opposed by the CSU, and the subsidy plan fits ill with the FDP's enthusiasm for tax cuts.

According to witness accounts, Mozart fell ill with an "inflammatory fever," which is consistent with strep throat, Zegers and his colleagues wrote in their report.