"My wife is feeling under the weather, so I need to get home early today."

The president had been feeling under the weather, it was revealed.

No one was fully sick, but everyone felt under the weather.

Not everyone who feels under the weather should exercise, however.

Whether you're feeling under the weather or need some advice, there are plenty of people who can help.

"I'm going to stay home because I'm feeling under the weather today."

As we were getting ready to leave, my father said that he felt under the weather, so we ordered in.

Do you starve a cold and feed a fever when you're feeling under the weather?

As soon as I feel under the weather, doing that seems to ward bugs off.

Victims will feel under the weather, but think it's just another round of colds and flu.

If, as might be more likely in a place where fever and diarrhea are common, you're feeling under the weather, consult the medical phrases.

Although this respiratory virus lasts only for a week or so, colds can make most children feel under the weather.

"Or maybe you're still feeling under the weather?"

If Fluffy is feeling under the weather, the choice is not limited to the local animal hospital.

Served up for centuries to children feeling under the weather, chicken soup is a common remedy frequently called upon in the cold season.

And she said Alec was at the doctors cos he was feeling under the weather.

The species and ailments have varied from dogs needing surgery to iguanas feeling under the weather.

I began to feel under the weather on Thursday morning after leaving Haslemere.

Locals call it a pick-me-up, a medicinal dish to reinvigorate those feeling under the weather.

Wilford Woodruff, still feeling under the weather from an upset stomach, jotted a few lines in his journal.

We'll also discuss doctors' state-of-the-art recommendations about what you should eat and drink, and how much, when you're feeling under the weather.

"He's feeling under the weather, maybe the flu," MacLeod said.

I'd been a bit dithery for a few days, sort of clumsy and absentminded, as you often get when you're feeling under the weather.

Wallace Shawn stars in his own play about a man who wakes up in a war-torn country feeling under the weather (1:30).

Of course, when he's, uh, feeling under the weather, everyone's under strict orders not to talk cryptology with him."

You've had good reason to be a bit under the weather.

The man who seemed under the weather has been dead for six days.

How many of you know people outside the hospital who are under the weather?

You may be able to remain under the weather for months.

Good thing for you that I'm a little under the weather.

"He said you were feeling a bit under the weather."

She's pretty much under the weather but what's a man to do?

Not that she was happy to be under the weather, no.

"My wife is feeling under the weather, so I need to get home early today."

He always knew if she felt upset, or under the weather.

The president had been feeling under the weather, it was revealed.

Once, under the weather cloth, I came upon him talking to himself.

Poor old Henry was obviously a bit under the weather.

Marie's pretty under the weather for the next couple of days.

No one was fully sick, but everyone felt under the weather.

Not everyone who feels under the weather should exercise, however.

"She says she's been under the weather a little lately, but nothing serious."

Donna's still a bit too under the weather to appreciate company.

I don't want her handling the babies if she's under the weather.

Annie's always a bit under the weather the first day out, and we could use an extra hand.

I came by every day and noticed that the cat was looking a little under the weather.

Whether you're feeling under the weather or need some advice, there are plenty of people who can help.

I suspect he probably will be under the weather a little bit."

As you might imagine, he looked a trifle under the weather.

'We will let the matter drop for now, as I can see that you are feeling a little under the weather.