(1) I felt slightly nauseous .

(2) He felt shivery and nauseous.

(3) I feel a bit nauseous.

(4) A nauseous wave of pain broke over her.

(5) Roller coasters make me feel nauseous.

(6) The taste made me nauseous .

(7) She felt/was nauseous during the sea crossing.

(8) She was nauseous during the sea crossing.

(9) I'm a little nauseous from the medication.

(10) The smell of booze is making me nauseous.

(11) I felt nauseous and rotten for a week.

(12) The thought of food made her feel nauseous.

(13) The landrover ride made him feel nauseous.

(14) She combined kitchen liquids into a nauseous potion.

(15) She felt dizzy and nauseous.

(16) In fact she felt awful, nauseous and light-headed and clammy.

(17) I suddenly felt nauseous with anger and humiliation - none of the things I'd felt at the time.

(18) She suddenly felt nauseous, and went to the sink and heaved uncontrollably.

(19) The glare of the nauseous streetlights which made the world faceless and colourless.

(20) The sensation passed, leaving her nauseous and curiously empty ....

(21) I began to feel slightly nauseous and wondered if Archie's words might be having a toxic effect.

(22) The stifling heat of the little room was beginning to make me nauseous.

(23) If the patient is poorly nourished, the drugs make them feel nauseous.

(24) It was thickly covered with milk chocolate, which increased the sickly sweetness of the ice-cream to a nauseous intensity.

(25) The thought of going from twenty-one to fifty-one is making me nauseous.

(26) This one was the worst so far, and it left her feeling shivery and nauseous.

(27) Prince's music makes me think of Des Esseintes's symphony of perfumes: exquisite, heady, overpowering, slightly nauseous.

(28) For others losing sleep, developing obsessional thoughts, or feeling nauseous, and so on.

(29) Now direct experimental evidence has proved the assumption justified, at least when the prey are nauseous chicken eggs and the predators crows.

(30) Flashes of warmth darted uncomfortably through his chilled limbs and he felt nauseous.

(1) I felt slightly nauseous .

(2) The stifling heat of the little room was beginning to make me nauseous.

(3) If the patient is poorly nourished, the drugs make them feel nauseous.

(4) I feel a bit nauseous.

(31) By the time she had explained to Pepe what had happened she began to feel dizzy and steadily more nauseous.

(32) I had become a man, but I was so nauseous I felt like vomiting.

(33) While rhapsodizing on the merits of free trade, Smith tripped into a huge nauseous pool of goop.

(34) I was feeling nauseous from heat exhaustion and had sort of passed out.

(35) I feel nauseous when I look up . A.

(36) I got nauseous and throw up.

(37) The food is nauseous to the taste.

(37) try its best to collect and create good sentences.

(38) I have a headache, feel nauseous and keep vomiting.

(39) Michael's words made him really sick, physically nauseous.

(40) I feel nauseous. Please give me a bag.

(41) Yeah, but when I do, it quickly makes me nauseous.

(42) He has heart racing , chilly , heart burn, nauseous and upper abdominal pain.

(43) I feel nauseous. Please let me out of the car.

(44) Standing outside the hotel, craning my head skywards to its apex, I began to feel nauseous.

(45) I feel dizzy ( feverish, shivery, sleepy, like vomiting, nauseous, itching, weak, irritated ).

(46) The most nauseous offal fit for the gods ( John Fowles ).

(47) Heat exhaustion will leave you feeling tired, nauseous , dizzy and headachy. Rest, rehydration, food and a good night's sleep are the treatment.

(48) I had to sit back and just watch and just get nauseous.

(49) Did you need to spoil it by making me nauseous?