During the months of July and August, though in feeble health, Mrs. Reed held frequent correspondence with General Washington on the best mode of administering relief to the destitute soldiers.
This prince was in feeble health, and it was said had epilepsy.
He did not attend church on the plea of feeble health, but he associated with the clergy of his neighbourhood, and to his household spoke reverently of religion.
Grandtully, an aged gentleman in feeble health, and by this marriage, as was alleged, gave birth to twin sons in her fifty-first year.
Stokes had been appointed one of the teachers, but her mother's feeble health, and the great shock consequent upon her death, prevented this teacher from attending that year with any regularity.
Lieutenant McMurray, who was in feeble health, announced himself unable to report for duty, and remained with us several weeks longer.
I found my aunt in feeble health, and all alone save her usual dusky attendant.
Many months have elapsed since I saw her last, but Robert Maclean told me to-day that she was sadly changed in appearance, and seemed in feeble health.
Wives in feeble health, and those liable to attacks of flooding, should therefore have a particular regard to the quantity of clothing on their beds.
If, however, the mother be in feeble health, it will be necessary from the outset that she shall be supported with nourishing concentrated food.
Those who are in feeble health, and particularly those who have delicate chests, ought to be sober in the gratification of love.
The indigestion, or weakness of digestion, from which many children suffer, is in some cases hereditary or the result of feeble health.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "feeble health" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
