“be ill”造句，怎么用be ill造句

She is absent today. Can she be ill again?

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

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

A sage like Confucius had pretended to be ill in order to trick Ju pei into leaving, and even Mencius had lied to King Hsuan of Ch'i and pretended that he was ill.

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

There is nothing to be ill, nothing to lose, nothing to lose. Health is not everything, but without health there is nothing.

For to be illegals would create what in Europe is called a “helot” population, helots in ancient Greece having had an ill-defined intermediate status between slaves and free citizens.

I tried a second time, then made my way along the side of the house, thinking to peer in the windows-for all anyone knew, he could be ill, or even, God forbid, dead.

This faith may be ill-founded.

Self-praise is felt to be ill-bred.

Passerby 3 : You shall be ill, do you need a doctor?

Mrs Bed win, the motherly old housekeeper, heard his words, and instantly came to him. 'Hush—be quiet, my dear, or you'll be ill again. Lie down. '

She claimed to be ill for a long time as medical care, about the tactics to deal with a cold but a set of use points, not on antibiotics done it?

He might be ill.

distrait; to be ill at ease and full of dread

There were no mutual concessions; one stood erect, and the others yielded: and who can be ill-natured and bad-tempered when they encounter neither opposition nor indifference?

He seems not to be ill.

That document would be ill suited to storage in a relational database, but XQuery would do a good job of extracting the quantified information from the XML document directly.

In the game, the old nice, clean character can be ill-tempered and cunning as he traverses a forbidding wasteland.