During the debate, she delivered several sick burns that left the audience cheering.

When her throat starts hurting, she sometimes calls in sick instead of going to the meeting.

He called in sick yesterday, so we had to cover his shift.

After waking up with a high fever, she's calling in sick and asking for a doctor's note.

Many office workers complained that sick building syndrome was making them ill, prompting management to upgrade ventilation and replace old carpeting.

I worry my parents sick whenever I don't call them.

When one remembers the details of the crash, one can feel sick to one's stomach.

After experiencing dizziness and fainting episodes, she was diagnosed with sick sinus syndrome and scheduled for a pacemaker implantation.

By the late 19th century, diplomats often treated the sick man of Europe as a declining power whose fate would reshape the balance in the region.

Many nineteenth-century commentators used the name sick man of Asia to criticize what they perceived as the Qing Empire's weakness.