fever-ridden

Extremists—whether they're carrying the red hammer-and-sickle flag, the Nazi swastika flag, or the fever-ridden, distorted and anti-Muslim message of a blond ethnic Norwegian and self-proclaimed warrior such as Breivik—are dangerous and must be confronted.

Norwegian Politics After Breivik Siv Jensen 2011

Indeed their hospitality was so fine, that night, that I began to feel regretful at the thought that I'd probably be exchanged in the next day or two, and would find myself back in that lousy, fever-ridden camp under Sevastopol - it's a curious thing, but my belly, which had been in such wicked condition all day, felt right as rain after that dinner.

The Sky Writer Geoff Barbanell 2010

There were no welcoming ports in which to enjoy shore leave near their fever-ridden base on Porto Praia, so the squadron would sail north to the island of Madeira.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

There were no welcoming ports in which to enjoy shore leave near their fever-ridden base on Porto Praia, so the squadron would sail north to the island of Madeira.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

It was a shopworn defense that presumed that there was nothing peculiar in sailing a ship hundreds of miles to the fever-ridden mouth of the Congo simply for an exchange of ownership papers.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

It was a shopworn defense that presumed that there was nothing peculiar in sailing a ship hundreds of miles to the fever-ridden mouth of the Congo simply for an exchange of ownership papers.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

It was a shopworn defense that presumed that there was nothing peculiar in sailing a ship hundreds of miles to the fever-ridden mouth of the Congo simply for an exchange of ownership papers.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

It was a shopworn defense that presumed that there was nothing peculiar in sailing a ship hundreds of miles to the fever-ridden mouth of the Congo simply for an exchange of ownership papers.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007

After gold was discovered in California (1848), 180,000 Americans raced to the West Coast in the first two years, although the trip was expensive and life-threatening (six months around Cape Horn, a few months less via the fever-ridden Isthmus of Panama or a slightly shorter overland journey through hazardous Indian territory).

The Economics Of The Rat Race 2007

There were no welcoming ports in which to enjoy shore leave near their fever-ridden base on Porto Praia, so the squadron would sail north to the island of Madeira.

Hanging Captain Gordon Ron Soodalter 2007