Cold-stiff hands and aching shoulders hauled on the guys tied to the fore and aft cleats of the whaler until it was drawn back on board the ship. |
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With stiff backs and aching feet, we had done our bit and wanted to get home to our scrummy Sunday dinner. |
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I sit here typing with a sore and sunburnt head, an aching arm, a depleted bank balance, and feeling a little bit appalled with myself. |
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He threw back his matted hair that reached halfway down his back, the slightly warm water sending relief through his aching muscles. |
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He was a tall, robustly built person and I felt my arm joints aching after his jerky double hand shake. |
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Before serving in the final game, Pierce had a trainer apply treatment and massage her aching shoulder. |
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It would seem that Grisham has been aching to write a semi-autobiographical account of his childhood. |
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A hot wave rushed over the clone and he tipped over, falling onto his side with a groan of pain and aching muscles. |
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I walked directly beneath the waterfall and placed my hands against the stone, letting the water beat at my aching muscles. |
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She'd curled up in the middle of the bed, trying to make her midsection stop aching. |
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A dull aching head-ache drummed through her head like finger pads on a drum skin. |
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Massage is an excellent way to soothe aching muscles and tired minds, it is to the human body what a tune-up is to a car. |
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But as she discovered a lot of the aching and twinges of sharp pain had gone, giving her some relief as she moved and walked. |
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Jinx caught himself with his hands before he fell for the fourth time in ten minutes, swallowing the wince as his aching wrist twinged. |
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But the warmth is a blessing and a boon for aching backs after a day of off-road trials. |
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Other typical symptoms include muscle pain and aching on minimal exercise, as well as mood and sleep disturbance. |
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Within the marble-walled palace there is an aching sense of a mission unaccomplished. |
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He lowered his aching bones to the floor after a harder day's work than he'd ever done. |
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A great time was had by all despite the sleet, hail, snow, rain, wind, blisters, and aching knees. |
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Lower back pain is described as aching, soreness, stiffness, or spasms in the small of the back. |
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Cold, aching, and exhausted I swam in past the unscalable hulls of the ships toward the stone wall of the quay. |
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I went to get a spoon and unthawed my hand, which was aching after holding the cold tub for so long, under some nice warm water. |
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Rubbing at his aching neck with the hand he still had, he turned toward the fire. |
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For extra sore and aching feet add one tablespoon each of sea salt and bicarbonate soda and three to five drops of rosemary oil to the water. |
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The men's vulnerability supplies the film with an odd, aching humour which complements the uproariousness of the strip scenes. |
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Extreme aching in the legs and joints occurs during the first hours, which accounts for the traditional name of breakbone fever. |
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The soft fur solaced me little, and I distractedly wished the bear could soothe the aching sensation in my heart. |
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I slid into the hot tub and sighed as the warm water from the jets soothed my aching body. |
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Its action is upon the muscular and fibrous tissues, where there results a pronounced soreness and aching. |
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The three races held on Day One were sailed in a strengthening southerly, with a big sea causing many capsizes and a lot of aching bones. |
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One can return to normal activities in about two weeks and aching, swelling or bruising will begin to disappear after several weeks. |
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Underneath the velveteen upholstery lurked thick foam cushions into which my aching body sank blissfully. |
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Keirian dragged his feet through the thick, white snow, hauling a large bundle of wood on his already aching back. |
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I grasp my aching head and turn around to see them laughing hysterically as the volleyball bounces away. |
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An aching back or limbs at the end of a working day should not simply be accepted as an occupational hazard. |
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Runny nose, sore throat, dry cough, headache, aching muscles and a high fever are the classic symptoms of influenza. |
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I hadn't realized how cold I was until I was warming up under the heated water that soothed my tired aching muscles. |
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Most people appreciate that a good massage can soothe aching muscles and gentle spinal adjustment is a pillar of traditional osteopathy. |
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The Scandinavian sound tends to be clean and full, with aching highs and a harmony that carries in both channels of stereo in a unique way. |
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Time and again, I have horses presented for sore back problems but in fact it is their hocks that are aching. |
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Wallowing in the aftermath of such bereavements, she overweights her plots with aching losses. |
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While the more adventurous, or foolhardy, jumped over the waterfalls, I went for a quick paddle to soothe my aching feet. |
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With aching finality, the moon unseen reached its perihelion in the sky and the hour sounded the twelve chimes of middle night. |
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Follow this with a massage of the painful and aching areas with the following ointment. |
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For two years hitting the low notes on his horn had been a painful experience and he attributed his aching jaw to impacted wisdom teeth. |
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For three years, she had tried to subdue and suppress the aching questions and pleas of her heart and soul. |
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My heart and stomach were turning on me, aching in painful pangs of guilt and hopelessness. |
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She stepped into the hot bath and enjoyed the sensation of the warm water soaking into her aching bones. |
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Her arms and legs were aching, she kept going hot and cold and became delirious. |
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After ten minutes of this I was sweating like a pig in a sauna, and soon I was aching all over. |
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Patients whose main symptoms are aching or oedema may benefit from compression hosiery. |
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She moved to a sitting position, stretching her aching back and neck, before wiping her sweaty face with a damp cloth. |
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The key concern in Jones's work is the aching desire to know the self and the ultimate impossibility of self-knowledge. |
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She must stretch her aching limbs and come out from underneath her warm comforter. |
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The disease should be diagnosed before skin pigmentation, liver enlargement, diabetes, heart failure, or aching joints develop. |
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Take them out of the microwave and apply these steamy compresses to your aching body. |
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One year ago today, I was lying in the hospital, aching and feverish, nurses unable to start an IV on me. |
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Al stared down at his right arm, at the hand clenched into a fist and the corded muscles aching to strike out, to punish her for doubting him. |
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It usually starts suddenly with fever, chills, headache, aching muscles and a cough or other respiratory symptoms. |
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He stretched and arched his back, which was aching from the position he had been reclining in. |
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Slowly stirring, my aching body crabbily reported the casualties of my latest drinking binge. |
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He Frenchifies their apple pie while observing with an aching heart how much better adapted to expatriation they are than he is. |
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People with phlebitis complain of fullness, aching and fatigue in the lower legs. |
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He'd be awfully sorry after he accidentally walloped her on the head with a cuspidor, but she'd still have the aching noggin. |
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With Julian's prediction in mind, the arrival of each new pupil had me aching. |
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Someone raised the already deafening volume on the sound system to aching intensity. |
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He continued jogging down the path, but his aching legs soon gave out again. |
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In both uveitis and acute glaucoma, patients complain of deep, aching pain with loss of vision. |
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Will the aching need for affordable housing mean further densification of already crowded neighborhoods? |
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With numb feet, aching limbs and the crack of gunfire ringing in our ears, a few hundred metres more seemed like a long way. |
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I sit here, my whole body aching and groaning, as if I've been bashed and left in a gutter by the side of the road. |
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For example, for aching joints, you should take evening primrose oil and increase your intake of oily fish. |
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Rolandon prepared to retort, but his muscles and arms were aching madly and he was exhausted, physically and mentally. |
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It was an aching in my heart, literally a feeling that felt as though a hand was inside of my pumping heart, and it was pulling at it from somewhere deep on the inside. |
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The first signs of potential clot formation include swollen, aching feet and legs with edema and increasing fluid retention. |
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Yet we hate the aching knees, ankles and Achilles tendons, the elaborate warm-up and warm-down times, the endless stretching. |
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What would I have given to have been with you, to have supported your aching head in my arms. |
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When you have aching joints, nothing beats the soothing heat a microwave heat bag can deliver. |
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I'm sure there's plenty of aching bodies across Kirklees after fantastic efforts by dozens of charity runners. |
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The primary symptom is a painful, aching shoulder of rather nondescript type. |
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During those hard times, the poor quality food barely appeased my aching belly. |
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Few things are a stronger motivation to get your thesis done than an aching back. |
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Wade, that aching right knee still apparently an issue, missed 10 of his 15 shots. |
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Feeling absolutely shattered we returned to our messy, near empty house lamenting the lack of soft furnishings to comfort our aching posteriors. |
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I left Basel with aching feet, piles of business cards, a mild tan, and some inspiration. |
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The cold really hurts, but there are moments of raw and aching beauty despite the harsh unforgiving environment. |
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Barely alive, with broken bones and an aching heart, he returned to Paradise. |
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Springtime is an aching, falsetto-gospel piano ballad, dedicated to the singer's late mother. |
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That aching need we had to talk to each other, to tell our stories, has diminished. |
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My back was aching, my legs were going nerve-dead, and every last bit of energy in me was drained. |
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My wife is still very sore, she's very distressed, her cheekbone is aching. |
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By now I was bed-bound, unable to think straight, aching continually with what appeared to be a consistent low-grade flu. |
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When you wake up, you're in pain, aching all over, your eyes are stinging from the light and you're hungry. |
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All the muscles in my legs are aching, some six hours after finishing, which can't be good. |
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His insides aching with sadness, Arthur did as she'd requested and then perched on the edge of his aunt's bed. |
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Anthea has not been on the television for years so is aching to get back into the limelight. |
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The new album is full of songs that we've been aching to play live since we finished recording, so April can't come around soon enough for us. |
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Pathogenic cold may also cause a common cold with symptoms of sore aching joints and headache. |
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Realizing this, she wheeled around and threw her aching, exhausted legs into a run, stopping only to throw herself into Alain's arms. |
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There's sneezing, hacking, coughing, wheezing and aching, not to mention a constant runny nose and watery eyes. |
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Be it aching, burning, gnawing, stabbing, twisting, throbbing or agonizing pain. |
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He released Bono's hands, starting in again on his fingers, massaging and kneading the aching flesh. |
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Gone are the days of aching arms from pulling hundreds of yards of used line from reels. |
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When she was out of the room her mother laid down her sponge and sighed, her hands aching and the soap wrinkling her skin. |
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I still feel lousy, but at least my head's stopped banging and the all-over body aching and shivers have subsided a bit. |
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I have always looked up to America as the land of the free and the home of the brave and my heart is aching for you all right now. |
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I barely stifled a yelp of pain as she threw her arms around my aching ribs. |
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But he said he did not think he had Lassa fever because his severe thigh-muscle aching was a symptom the nurses had escaped. |
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While there was plenty of enjoyment on the trip there was also plenty of hardship and tales of aching legs and other parts of the anatomy. |
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It veers slightly to one side, so I end up with my left shoulder aching after a while of constantly having to correct it. |
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I gazed across the smooth rippling sea, aching in every part of me to be able to swim in it again. |
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Does the applicant act out of an aching loneliness, out of a need to have and control a source of love and affectional response? |
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In Murphy's account, the mainspring of Douglas's public career was his aching, but never fulfilled, ambition for the presidency. |
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The aching and tenderness you are experiencing on your lower leg are common symptoms of this particular type of tendonitis. |
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I felt every muscle tighten, all of my sinew, like a ballet dancer after she dances, every inch aching and tingling at once. |
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Some people may have a raised temperature, headaches and aching limbs. |
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In Billy Wilder's aching, razor-sharp urban romance, Jack Lemmon works for a massive insurance company and his apartment has become a love nest for adulterous executives. |
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When dawn broke, he rose stiffly, and stretched his aching limbs. |
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My mind was foggy and my body was numb and aching from the cold. |
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His back was aching, and the cords in his neck were standing out. |
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I woke up in the middle of the night with tormentably aching arms and the last threads of a dream in which K had exasperatedly told me to stop blogging. |
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By this time, I was bleeding at both knees, my head had become a swollen grenade of aching, pulsating annoyance, and my forearms were wrought with lactic distress. |
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Hebridean crofters and near-bankrupt tenant farmers aching for someone to represent their views must hold their heads in their hands at such miserable displays. |
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You see, this isn't much different than when your child comes home, muddied, bloodied, and aching because some bully decided to beat your little angel. |
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He was weak and his aching body was still stiff from the beating. |
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Continual aching muscles can also be eased by mixing six drops each of eucalyptus and lavender oil together and then massaging the oil blend into the painful area. |
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It touches us in that part of of our minds where we fill the aching gap between us and the rest of nature with dwarfs and giants, elves and hobbits. |
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As a result of our upright, bipedal posture, we surfer a huge catalog of woes, including slipped disks, fallen arches, wrenched knees, hernias, and aching necks. |
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The seven retired to bed early that night, their bones aching. |
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Often they marched with bare feet, their stomachs aching with hunger. |
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My arms ached like they'd been repeatedly thumped, and there was an aching in my stomach which suggested they'd given me a hefty kick in the balls. |
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We were nearing the end of the signing, my fingers aching and weary from the many scribbled autographs I had done, my eyes tired and strained from the flashes of cameras. |
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String groupings of violins and cellos swell throughout and voice aching, mournful melodies, the piano occasionally joined by a celeste or glockenspiel. |
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She seemed too immersed in a phone call to actually notice Kat's sudden appearance, so, with caution and much aching, Kat limped lopsidedly down the fluorescently lit hallway. |
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It has identical symptoms to other flu viruses, making it hard to detect, including a blocked or runny nose, sneezing, sore throat, fever, chills, headaches or aching muscles. |
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Liberals are aching to see a Democratic president really tackle these issues in an aggressive way. |
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She was left with an aching desire to turn back time and stop the progression of that clock. |
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The organization has been aching to move against the judiciary for some time, he said. |
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Before, they had been heavy and crusted from the blood, aching slightly. |
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She had to force her body to cooperate in every move she tried, and any sudden movement that jarred her aching body was magnified ten times more in her skull. |
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As my injured leg improves, my left leg starts aching, then throbbing, near my hip. |
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His arms were aching in pain as he swung above the floor of the scaffold. |
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No other symptoms are usually present apart from occasional aching joints. |
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They want the full, three-generation saga, the life story, with full-throttle melodrama and comic relief, with fights and beautiful sets and aching, soulful stares. |
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The heavy, tensive, aching pains are the main indication for its use. |
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We're talking about the aching, pulsing, throbbing pain of headaches. |
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They told me my aching back would get no relief on the rugged road ahead. |
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I lay on my back on the concrete floor and shook my aching head. |
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To ease aching joints or stiff muscles as a result of sport or vigorous exercise, add half a cup of bicarbonate soda to a hot bath and enjoy a long, relaxing soak. |
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Stumbling out of bed, I groped blindly in the darkness for the light switch, flicked it on, and sleepily rubbed gritty, irritating gunk out of my aching eyes. |
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Late yesterday Graham started a sore throat and aching joints. |
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I stretched out in the den, pillowed my head on my arm and suffered through the long long night, wet, cold, aching, hungry, wretched, dreaming claustrophobic nightmares. |
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The timing of the pressure struck a raw nerve here, one that was still aching when Turkish lawmakers finally took up the request Saturday and dealt it a surprise defeat. |
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He kicked off the battered boots and massaged his aching joints. |
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No one will wipe my fevered brow, no one will sooth my aching head. |
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He's been credited with creating an aching portrait of the fading American heartland, but Alexander Payne isn't all that excited by idle flattery. |
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I am feeling numb from the top of my head to the aching soles of my feet. |
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With their aching melancholy, these a cappella numbers for three voices are the perfect accompaniment to the understated drama unfolding in this dusty terrain. |
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He smiled and slowly sat up, his muscles aching and his body tingling. |
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A striking red or pink flower with an edible root, it's eaten to ease all upset stomach and applied topically to relieve aching muscles and increase blood circulation. |
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It was to Parsons' credit that he managed to reach beyond those kind of assumptions, and divine the aching sadness and plain-spoken poetry that defined the best country songs. |
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The poor chap's probably aching for a spot of home cooking and, if you ask him for a meal with one or two others, he needn't feel you're making a play for him. |
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In any case people can no longer afford to celebrate the many festivals handed down to them by tradition and for many it is just a day to rest tired and aching limbs. |
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This morning, waking early, as the sun was coming up and the dawn chorus was starting, I forced my aching and bruised body from my bed and made tea. |
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After a couple of weeks on this schedule, I feel an aching and tenderness along the inside of my shins, between my knees and ankles, both before and after my runs. |
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Having golfed for a week in Scotland the week before I was aching to play. |
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A full-time physio is employed to tend to the cast members, who apparently spend much of the period in between shows suffering from shin splints and aching backs. |
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More than once he'd predicted a storm, rain or otherwise, because his trick knee was acting up or another kind of disaster because his elbows were aching. |
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She glared at the donkeyman, aching to feel her hands about his neck. |
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We slowly got up, our hair windswept, our heads aching with dizziness. |
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We didn't stop giggling and laughing all night and by the time we left, Debbie's jaw was aching her make-up had gone from wiping away the tears of laughter! |
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If you're still aching after 72 hours, or you're experiencing muscle weakness, you may have overtrained. |
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Little recked he perhaps for what she felt, that dull aching void in her heart sometimes, piercing to the core. |
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With her aching back and pronounced limp, she was feeling particularly seedy today. |
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Laminarian sea-plant is a fabulous way to replenish the organism and to relieve pain and aching joints. |
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I was itchy from the bugs, aching everywhere, blistery, and wet. |
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These spectacles are planned with aching attention to detail. |
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He felt her unsapped joyous living like a blow on his own aching weariness. |
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He goes under the dentist's drill tomorrow to have the aching molar removed but first will attempt to win a trophy which has so far eluded him. |
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But with Rocky pushing 60, feeling unloved and just aching for an ear to listen to his palooka wisdom, the poignancy factor is hard to resist. |
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Place the foam kneepad down anywhere in the garden and save those aching knees. |
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He plipped the locks on the pool car, stuck the keys in his pocket and flexed his aching left hand. |
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What waves of tears beflood her face! What dolours rend her aching heart! |
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Eventually, we reach the Slovenian town of Kobarid before sunset, and arrive at the Hvala Hotel, where we can't wait to soothe our aching muscles in a jacuzzi. |
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The water steamed and bubbled around me. I felt a rush of gratitude for it, that it should well up out of the mountain, bathe my aching body, and unthaw my frozen limbs. |
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Common symptoms of meningococcal septicaemia include aching limbs, cold hands and feet and a rash which starts like pinprick marks and develops into bruising. |
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Aching to severe pain with tenderness occurs in their neck, shoulders, upper arms, hips and thighs. |
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Aching from head to toe, Clara pulled the thick, heavy robe around her waist and cinched the belt tighter. |
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