You're feverish.

You're feverish.

You've got a fever.

I have a fever right? Do I have a fever or not? Isn't it hot?

He's frantic with grief.

Sami was frantically waving a flashlight.

He's got a fever and it's late, anyway.

Last night she danced feverishly enough

The door opened, and Marvel made a frantic effort to obtain a lodgment behind it.

We were also recently reminded of this by Nobel Peace Prize winner and ex US President Jimmy Carter.

The media, silent during Fujimori's reign, contribute to the feverish political climate.

He picked up his glass and drained it feverishly, overlooking the fact that it hadn't anything in it.

Groups of angry marauding young men armed with stones and slingshots ran amok, setting up roadblocks and torching buildings.

Imagining that all his efforts were being followed with suspense, he bit down frantically on the key with all the force he could muster.

This system provides unprecedented financial incentives to scientists and entrepreneurs to aggressively develop new technologies and thus become rich.

And the murder of the six Jesuit priests 10 years later was the final outburst of the delirium that had infected the armed forces and the innermost recesses of certain government circles.

For a nuclear Iran would open the gates to an uncontrolled rush for the bomb across the region.

Similarly, companies raced to beat the human genome project in order to patent genes such as that associated with breast cancer.

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.

For example, the two parties are now engaged in tense negotiations to amend the Presidential and Vice Presidential Election and Recall Law to avert any repeat of the current confused circumstances surrounding the current recount.

Even if it does, a nuclear Iran may trigger an arms race in the region and embolden an Iranian government that already supports extremist movements throughout the Middle East.

Transnational water resources have become an especially active source of competition and conflict, triggering a dam building race and prompting growing calls for the United Nations to recognize water as a key security concern.

A contest for China s soul is now underway in that giant country, pitting two powerful forces and two very different stances toward the outside world against each other.

After a frantic search among 50 donors in Bangladesh, the Mumbai based organization Think Foundation managed to collect blood from four donors in Mumbai Swapna Sawant, Krishnanand Kori, Mehul Bhelekar, and Pravin Shinde.

On 28 February, it had confiscated all the land in the village of Mas'ada belonging to an Islamic religious trust and had uprooted 1,800 fruit trees in a feverish attempt to present the international community with a fait accompli.

The media, silent during Fujimori's reign, contribute to the feverish political climate. Even Peru's most important newspaper, El Comercio , recently suggested that Toledo resign, leaving his first minister and cabinet to run the government.

While governments and central banks race frantically to find a solution, there is a profound psychological dynamic at work that stands in the way of an orderly debt workout our aversion to recognizing obligations to strangers.

This would be likely to result in a new spiral in the arms race both in outer space and on earth in the nuclear missile and other spheres, which, in turn, could accelerate the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery.

Twitter is the new blogging, or so the story goes. Never has that been more apparent than in times of crisis During the Mumbai attacks, Twitter users provided up to the minute coverage, and today, as Israeli airstrikes continue to hit Gaza, the Twittersphere is deep in discussion.

German authorities are working feverishly to come up with a set of proposals in time for the European Union summit at the end of June, but all signs suggest that they will offer only the minimum on which the various parties can agree implying, once again, only temporary relief.

This is a photo that I made showing one of these pups that's only about five or seven days old still has a little bit of the umbilical cord on its belly that has fallen in because of the thin ice, and the mother is frantically trying to push it up to breathe and to get it back to stable purchase.