You're feverish!

She's feverish

Besides, I'm getting feverish.

He's feverish, ain't he?

The child's body felt feverish.

Don't go yet. You're feverish.

I'm not well. I'm feverish

Feverish, ill... she doesn't tell

He's feverish! He burns with fever.

You are, you're feverish. I'm alright, Paula.

Good evening, how are you ? Still feverish ?

You should have stayed in bed. You're feverish.

Feverish and couldn't sleep, it would upset you.

I'm feverish and can't stand on my feet ! I'm extremely cold !

I am busting to find out what's going on in that feverish little brain waiting in there.

Admittedly, the road to completing the process has been difficult, marked by the outbreak of violence and feverish moments.

For do you really suppose that all this time Comrade Mundt has been in ignorance... of Fiedler's feverish plotting?

One is developing a vaccine against brucellosis, a disease caught from farm animals and unpasteurized dairy products, which causes a feverish illness.

It feels very tense, said 35 year old mother Risa Kusuma, comforting her feverish baby boy at an evacuation centre in the gutted city of Palu.

Third, the relentless exploitation of resources has caused the prices of energy and raw materials to increase rapidly. Fourth, feverish real estate development throughout China continues to propel land prices to new heights.

What followed was unprecedented political turbulence, including mass demonstrations on a scale never seen before. There was feverish talk of a possible military takeover, and the army again proved itself to be a seminal political actor.

For several years after WWII s end, Pius XII enjoyed great popularity, even within the Jewish community. The tide turned during the 1960 s, with Rolf Hochhuth s play The Deputy the starting point for feverish questioning of Pius s reputation.

To offset the negative impact of private sector deleveraging on growth, the US government has maintained expansionary fiscal and monetary policies. Now, with household debt sustained on a knife edge after feverish government intervention, the fiscal position has deteriorated dramatically and the current account balance has worsened again.

Indeed, the ECB already has been driven onto the defensive by the International Monetary Fund, the OECD, financial market analysts, and Anglo Saxon economists in the wake of feverish discussion of the risk of deflation in the eurozone. But what is the appropriate eurozone inflation rate, given de facto economic stagnation?

In the feverish atmosphere of political high season, it will not be easy for incumbent administrations to pursue bold but risky policies. This is the agony of democracy, and it is why the next year may prove to be the most unstable, and even dangerous, period in decades for the Korean peninsula and the region.

With such feverish restructuring of the region that is contrary to the aspirations of the region's peoples and is based on concepts that must be denounced, such as the theory of constructive chaos, the Middle East is embarking on a new, grave stage of its history, characterized by insecurity, the spread of terrorism, destructive chaos and instability.

He has been credited with the introduction of the concept of managed democracy in Russia, and he played a leading role in nurturing the secession of Abkhazia and South Ossetia from Georgia. More recently, he was a guiding hand behind Russia s invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea, inspiring the feverish media campaigns that have delivered near universal public support for these moves.

The almighty American consumer had another banner year in 2005, helping sustain global economic growth, albeit at a slower pace than in 2004. As in recent years, he consumed at or above his income level, and the United States as a whole spent well beyond its means, borrowing from the rest of the world at a feverish pace in 2005 more than 2 billion a day.

Traditionally, the role of ruling Emir alternated (according to a tacit agreement) between two rival branches of the Al Sabah family the Al Jaber and the Al Salem. The succession was always strictly a family affair, and any disputes remained behind closed doors. However, with Sheikh Jaber al Sabah s death, the succession was not only subjected to feverish public debate, but the Kuwaiti press and Parliament were key actors in determining the outcome.