sickening造句

Financial problems had emerged with sickening regularity.

We see the difference, and it is sickening.

Miles threw him to the ground with a sickening thud.

And so we're suddenly faced with a sickening situation in this country.

Too much insulin is also sickening and your body will develop insulin resistance as a result.

He looked away until a sickening sound told him it was over.

I would never do it in public, because people usually find it fairly sickening.

Like other civil wars, the American revolution was marked by brutality on a sickening scale.

I slammed on my brakes. But before the truck stopped, the bumper hit something with a sickening sound.

I'd no natural resistance to the latter two, and I'd opted against taking the sickening drugs for the former.

Somewhere there was a war and cannon booming and burning towns and men who rotted in hospitals amid sickening-sweet stinks.

Consumer spending did rise, but much of this was offset by a sickening plunge in business investment, which fell at a 38% annual rate, the steepest on record.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average had been heading for another sickening fall on Thursday until news of the plans sparked a turnaround and sent it up by 4% on the day.

The plaintiffs claim that Texaco dumped 330 million gallons of oil--far more than the BP spill--around Lago Agrio, poisoning their water supply and sickening them with cancers and other diseases.

Strange to say, early on a certain morning two years ago, my first cigarette of the day happened to be so sickening that I stubbed it out immediately and from then on smoked no more.