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31. " President Obama replied "You may be sick of him, but I have to deal with him every day.

32. Before that , i thought i would be sick for.

33. Avoid contact with people who appears appear to be sick.

34. Because her condition has worsened[sentencedict.com], Heather is now being home-schooled in order to limit her contact with children who may be sick with something such as the flu.

35. Jewell must be sick of the sight of United, but at least his team proved a point here.

36. Foxes can the virus and appear not to be sick themselves.

37. If you would kindly please to let me keep upright , sir, perhaps I shouldn't be sick.

38. Foxes can have the virus and appear not to be sick themselves.

39. It derives from a swine influenza virus but the new strain has been found only in people. No pigs have been confirmed to be sick with it.

40. Elder brother, I was drenched and released agreeable?You bedewed to have to be sick.

41. I don't wish exaggeratedly to be sick of love till old, if only we could come to stay together, even long distance between, then, we can warm each other, which is enough.

42. I am sure you must be sick of all our noise.

43. I don't jog. If I die I to be sick.

44. On the day of the program, Kristi pretended to be sick.

45. You must be sick of all those dice and buttons by now!

45. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

46. Everyone will be sick of having the same food for several days.

47. He always seems to be sick just as we get busy!

48. He said he sensed something was wrong because Michael would be sick for days after.

49. Count me out. Plus, if you happen to be sick with diarrhea during a hot summer day, sugary beverages can actually worsen your symptoms.

50. He drank too many suds and had to go to the bathroom to be sick.

51. Doctor: If I gave you only pills, you'll probably be sick for at least three days, but if I give you an injection and pills, you'll feel better the day after tomorrow.

52. You'd better be riding home, or else she will be sick only to grieve us.

53. You don't know what it is to be sick for the postman's knock.

54. But psychologists tell us that hypochondria is often also part of a group or family dynamic; the patient acts out the expectations of others who somehow need him or her to be sick.

55. The home slaughter and consumption of birds which appear to be sick is high-risk behaviour.

56. I mean, we both put up with the same ridiculousness day in and day out—you must be sick of it.

57. Since I'm also your language teacher, you'll be sick of me.

58. Almunia must be sick of the sight of Messi after he scored a 21-minute hat-trick in the first half and then nutmegged the goalkeeper with the final whistle approaching.