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31. She was a sickly child, frequently in and out of hospital.

32. He suffered from allergies, like his great-uncle Theodore Roosevelt, and was a sickly child for much of his early years.

33. I tallied our money, sorted it, found a sickly rubber band in the glove compartment to wrap around it.

34. He was fuming about it when Yolanda hopped into his car, the sickly sweet stink of her perfume almost choking him.

35. Louise, sickly, had been obliged to sit on the sidelines: she would join in.

36. I was a very sickly child, and so my memories of those first years are dark.

37. She liked her coffee sweet and sickly below a head of warm foam.

38. Nitrogen shortage normally shows out as small, sickly, pale green foliage.

39. It was hot and jammed and the air was redolent with the sickly sweet smell of cheap champagne.

40. His wife was sickly and he also feared for his young son's life.

41. It was indeed an adult version of the sickly white faces of the boys in the playground.

42. The sickly, overheated corporate environment also encourages a kind of meeting mindlessness.

43. This improbable though captivating adventure slides neatly from sickly empire to bloody revolution that tears the lovers apart.

44. Patsy was a sickly child, growing very little in the first few years of his life.

45. About thirty airmen sat around wearing a variety of expressions from sickly smiles to tough bravado.

46. Suddenly, he felt a warning[sentencedict .com], just a hint of the sickly sweet odour he remembered so vividly from the marketplace.

47. The hotel phone sings its special little sickly Stef-and-Hugo tune.

48. There was a handful of verminous women, too, and even a few sickly children.

49. Saw the uncle leading her away, going in and out of those sickly lights down the alleys, holding her hand.

50. Indeed, he was a sickly child, succumbing with monotonous regularity to ear and throat infections.

51. The swarming lampreys consume not only dead or sickly fish but set upon otherwise healthy ones.

52. When the wind was in the west a sickly smell floated over the pits.

53. Louise, who was often sickly, couldn't join in the other children's games.

54. There were piles of bad-taste wreaths around and sickly tremolo organ music.

55. The black clouds had parted to show between them shreds of summer sky turned sickly green.

56. Favouritism is equally bad for the favourite, who is often a sickly child, or the baby of the family.

57. As I lay in the ditch I was suddenly conscious of a very strong indescribably sickly smell.

58. And again there was that sickly sweet stench of cooked flesh which clogged his nostrils and made him want to vomit.

59. I avoided the chocolate cake because I thought it looked a little sickly.

60. He was a sickly child with a bad chest and a permanent cough.