come down with

“Are you all right, Judge Quinzy? It sounds as if you have come down with a dreadful cold.”

The poor workmen look exhausted, and I’ve heard that some of them have come down with rheumatism.

After the conference in Las Vegas, he had come down with a parasite.

Nacua said he was intent on making sure that if he did not come down with the ball, neither would Humphrey.

Hopper, a consultant vascular surgeon who had carried out hundreds of amputation operations, told me he had come down with a mystery illness on a family camping trip which had led to sepsis and below-knee amputations of both his legs.