airsickness
air sickness

He reached for the airsickness bag again but felt too drained even to be sick.

He is holding an airsickness bag over his mouth.

And a case of airsickness, which had started to creep up her esophagus.

Severe airsickness may cause a person to become completely incapacitated.

The use of alcohol, drugs, and medications may also contribute to airsickness.

One of the trainees has a problem with airsickness.

He first wrote down the lyrics on an airsickness bag while staying in a village.

After boarding the plane, Burke wrote a message on an airsickness bag.

It wasn't just airsickness that made my stomach roll a few seconds later.

"I was even prone to airsickness," he was later to remark.

Either the wizard had no magical cure for airsickness or he was playing on the young woman's sympathy.

No sign of airsickness this time-she was all business, steady and focused.

Airsickness is a sensation which is induced by air travel.

The advantage is not simply to improve the view but to stop people feeling queasy, or even suffer from airsickness.

They could be suffering from airsickness or perhaps they had no desire to go anywhere.

Some airlines have exhibited a certain sense of humor in designing their airsickness bags.

The feel' of unease frequently blossomed into airsickness during the landing approach.

This was his first operational trip in a glider, and earlier he had taken a couple of airsickness pills.

Most of the men were asleep, or nearly so, a consequence of the airsickness pills.

The coolness of moments before had vanished, leaving, not airsickness, but real nausea.

One favorite is sure to be No. 6: "Fun with airsickness bags!

The dodecahedron had not been equipped with airsickness bags.

It used the wide screen to simulate airsickness.

Sharif Mamud looked a bit green, maybe had a touch of airsickness.

Airsickness is usually a combination of spatial disorientation, nausea and vomiting.