pneumoniain a sentence
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A mild case of pneumonia is sometimes referred to as walking pneumonia.pneumonia = lung disease characterized by accumulation of fluid in the lungs
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Dr. Troy came and said that child died of pneumonia and why wasn't he in the hospital long ago? (source)
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You remember he had pneumonia? (source)pneumonia = respiratory disease characterized by inflammation and accumulation of fluid in the lungs
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He sounded just like the kind of guy who'd commit suicide by taking a cold shower and then leaving the windows open to die of pneumonia! (source)pneumonia = lung disease characterized by accumulation of fluid in the lungs
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I thought probably I'd get pneumonia and die. (source)pneumonia = fluid in the lungs
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And James was there three years later when Alfred's mother died of pneumonia in the city hospital, sitting with him all night, whispering, "Gonna be all right, Alfred." (source)pneumonia = lung disease characterized by accumulation of fluid in the lungs
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It would mean a lot to me if I could tell them that their father died of pneumonia alone. (source)pneumonia = lung disease characterized by accumulation of fluid in the lungs
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I'm sorry to tell you that your mother has pneumonia.† (source)
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It's always the flu, or exposure, or pneumonia.† (source)
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They didn't want me catching pneumonia now that I was company property.† (source)
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Old Mr. Westing probably died of a heart attack—or pneumonia—it was drafty in there.† (source)
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You'll die of pneumonia 'fore the cops ever get you.† (source)
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After Gar's funeral, when the pneumonia was at its peak, that tiny seed appeared again in her sleep.† (source)
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The general's shattered hip—and all of the ensuing complications, the pneumonia, blood poisoning, the protracted stay at the nursing home—ended Khala Jamila's long-running soliloquies about her own health.† (source)
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Everyone figured I was finished, but my Cancer Doctor Maria managed to get some of the fluid out of my lungs, and shortly thereafter the antibiotics they'd given me for the pneumonia kicked in.† (source)
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He was a puny boy, and in his first years in Torrance, his lungs were still compromised enough from the pneumonia that in picnic footraces, every girl in town could dust him.† (source)
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