ailed

He wondered what had "ailed" the Indian woman, that she should die so suddenly; but it was immaterial, since she

'Me--Smith'

Roosevelt considered me something of a Populist, (as I was), and I well remember a dinner in Senator Lodge's house where he and Henry Adams heckled me for an hour or more in order to obtain a statement of what I thought "ailed" Kansas, Nebraska and Dakota.

A Daughter of the Middle Border

M'Swat's) fault that I "ailed" from overwork, as I had never complained and always seemed well.

My Brilliant Career

Fairly or not, Beltran became the embodiment of whatever ailed the Mets in any given year.

Beltran on the Verge of a Giant Step

If the underlying causes of his rise were in any way a reflection of what ailed the Weimar Republic, that would be bad news indeed.

Stephan Richter: The Weimar Republic and the Ominous Rise of Jon Stewart

If the underlying causes of his rise were in any way a reflection of what ailed the Weimar Republic, that would be bad news indeed -- not just for the United States, but also the world as a whole.

Stephan Richter: The Weimar Republic and the Ominous Rise of Jon Stewart

Over the years I've been to a number of energy therapists who've used methods ranging from their hands to acupuncture needles to tuning forks to cure whatever's ailed me and it usually did.

Meryl Davids Landau: Energy Healed Me -- Over the Phone! A Scientist Explains How

The linebacker recalls one call about rhabdomyolysis, the condition that briefly ailed defensive lineman Albert Haynesworth during training camp.

Redskins' Rocky McIntosh keeps people guessing

She underwent microfracture surgery on her troublesome left knee after the season, the same knee that has ailed her most of her collegiate career.

Stanford's JJ Hones arrested on suspicion of DUI

Charles Darwin shook the world with his theory of evolution, but he couldn't figure out what ailed him.

Solving Darwin's Medical Mystery