Meanings of have convulsions in English

Look, you are waking Lubotchka, and she will have convulsions again.

Fräulein, if you do not remove your veil I fear he will have convulsions.

Get those valves open before we all have convulsions.

Unable to control their muscles, victims have convulsions.

The iron trade is going to have convulsions.

The sick man will groan and have convulsions.

She twitched like one about to have convulsions.

Then she would have begun to have convulsions.

Some would drop down as if thunderstruck, others would cry aloud, whilst others again would have convulsions.

Some babies and young children are prone to have convulsions, or seizures, when they develop a high fever.

Babies did have convulsions, didn't they?

He continued to have convulsions throughout the night, and as many as five interns were required to hold him quiet.

The future was uncertain: the patient might have convulsions, paralysis, locomotor ataxia, mere imbecility with normal physical functions, or intermittent insanity.

Still it is great fun to play make-believe, and the world would have convulsions if we did not indulge in these pleasing deceptions.

Malakai had convulsions and was vomiting, but again they were sent home.

It was then Phoenix collapsed on the footpath and started having convulsions.