sunstroke , also: sun stroke , also: siriasis old-fashioned

I'll have no man down with sunstroke, I need every last one of you.

Also the hot sun of the day might well have given him sunstroke.

He did not want either of them passing out with sunstroke.

"They say we lost over a hundred dead from sunstroke, too."

In young persons, it is far more common than true sunstroke.

Every afternoon, it's so hot that if we continue we'll get sunstroke.

The heat was terrible; many men were killed by sunstroke.

For weeks I was in bed with sunstroke which turned to brain fever.

It is not good that you should get the sunstroke."

At first doctors believed he was suffering from little more than sunstroke.

She had sunstroke in July 1918 and never fully recovered.

She decided to rest, having treated enough cases of sunstroke to know very well how easily it was caught.

"Sort of like a burnoose to keep us from getting sunstroke."

Many died as a result of sunstroke and lack of water.

He missed the first Test, after failing to recover from sunstroke.

In effect, the lenses get a bit of sunstroke.

Or at a bus stop without fear of sunstroke.

She was suffering from sunstroke and she died within a short time.

"Ten minutes in this and you will get sunstroke."

After the war, he moved to Georgia, where he died of sunstroke.

But not even Jane was worrying about the chances of sunstroke now.

There have been many expeditions where the most serious injuries were from sunstroke.

He takes up jogging and suffers a collapse from sunstroke.

In cases of severe sunburn or sunstroke, see your doctor immediately.

Have you seen a scorpion get sunstroke and kill itself with its own sting?