Sentence for sick | Use sick in a sentence

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• She would be sick! (8)
• Were you sick? (8)
• Sick of it I am! (8)
• Her sick father! (10)
• I am sick of life. (10)
• I am sick of them all. (4)
• I declare it makes me sick. (9)
• Emma grew sick at the sound. (4)
• My mother was quite sick of it. (4)
• Sick of the sameness of it all! (8)
• Milan has made me sick of late. (10)
• He listened, feeling suddenly quite sick. (8)
• I never see sick an obstinate thick-head! (8)
• Poor, sick thing, her looks are all gone! (9)
• And, sick from anxiety, she opened the door. (8)
• She said in the despatch that she was not sick. (9)
• They must get sick and die, like the rest of us. (9)
• Only he himself, the old sick member, was silent. (8)
• Rhoda shook her head, too sick at heart to speak. (10)
• Rhoda shook her head, too sick at heart to speak. (22)
• The keen French wit is sick of its compromise-king. (10)
• Her mind was quite sick of Mr. Elton and the Martins. (4)
• It made me sick all over…. Well, that was the end. (13)
• Then, with a sick feeling, she dropped it and turned away. (8)
• No, he was not the man to offer support to her sick father. (5)
• She huddled nearer the fire, feeling cold and physically sick. (8)
• He hate a sick house: but he pity a sick woman. (10)
• Thence she had been called to the sick woman and went out of doors. (5)
• He had never known, had not dreamed, of such a violent, sick feeling. (8)
• I always like it where the hero gets sick and the heroine nurses him. (9)
• Something had happened to make the blood of her heart cool and sick. (12)
• It gave Dan a shiver of self-disgust and a sick feeling of hopelessness. (9)
• Even the sick in hospital filled sandbags or made wadding for the cannons. (19)
• He felt sick of himself, sick of his life and of all his works. (9)
• She seeks out the poor and sick in the city and carries them medicine and game. (18)
• The fact is, that you were sick of civility, of deference, of officious attention. (4)
• By good fortune he had finished eating, for the words made him feel physically sick. (8)
• Adding as he could stand, for one day, and he was even beginning to get sick of Rose. (9)
• Sick at his heartlessness, the widow scattered emphasis over her concluding remarks. (10)
• Sick at his heartlessness, the widow scattered emphasis over her concluding remarks. (22)
• Her heart was not with Dr. Shrapnel, but very near him, and heavy as a chamber of the sick. (10)
• It makes one sick and sorry often to see how cheaply the applause of the common people is won. (9)
• Sick, she palpitates; she compresses her trepidation; she coughs, perchance she sings a bar or two of an aria. (10)
• And putting his arm round her, he led her away to the sofa, whence they could see the sick man. (8)
• Her throat filled, but the voice quavered down again, like a fainting creature sick unto death. (10)
• If he is sick or sad, and cannot work, if he is lazy or tipsy and will not, then he earns nothing. (9)
• It made him sick to think of striking the fellow, as if in that act he should be striking Ellen, too. (9)
• And they went on talking, but of what Lennan no longer knew, lost in this sudden feeling of sick fear. (8)
• She rose and went over to the sick woman, on whose face beamed a tender smile, as Isabel spoke to her. (9)
• The sick woman could enjoy their fragrance now, and to-morrow, feast her eyes upon their bright colours. (5)
• The sun struck hot on her back in that lair of tangled fern, where she had fallen; she felt faint and sick. (8)
• The ropedancer had gathered them for the sick woman, and certainly had not stopped at that one act of theft. (5)
• Hereupon Manton, sick of Miss Pridden, shook the little man with a snappish word, to bring him to attention. (10)
• Stiff and sick, I tried to run; I tottered, I stood to be knocked down, I dropped like a log-careless of life. (10)
• It had nearly made him sick, he added, and I immediately felt that it had nearly made me sick. (10)
• I remember little or nothing of the story, which I tried to find very memorable, as I held my, sick way through it. (9)
• Then that novelist began to reflect, and he remembered how sick the invariable motive of the French novel made him. (9)
• When she reached home she went to bed, spent with the tumult of her emotions and sick with shame and self-reproach. (9)
• It made him sick to think of it; and, when it came to the point, he would rather have given up the whole enterprise. (9)
• She professed herself perfectly sick of New York, and urged him to go to Moffitt if he wanted to see a real live town. (9)
• When I first knew him out in Indianapolis he was starving along with a sick wife and a sick newspaper. (9)
• It is still a fact that the sick are very often saintly, although he put no peevishness into their patience with their ills. (9)
• The watchers with the sick man next door appeared and confirmed this speech, a feeble voice from the bedclothes swore to it. (9)
• The intense excitement of the last few days had exhausted the sick man, and before dawn Frau Schimmel was roused by his bell. (5)
• The baronet sat alone in his library, sick of resistance, and rejoicing in the pride of no surrender; a terror to his friends and to himself. (10)
• The temperature was 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and as Barclugh lay suffering on his back the groans and tossing of the sick one were heart-rending. (18)
• Elizabeth received her congratulations amongst the rest, and then, sick of this folly, took refuge in her own room, that she might think with freedom. (4)

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