| His wife is a disgruntled waitress at the same restaurant who chafes at the servile role her job demands. |
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| It's typical of Geldof's cussed character that he chafes at becoming a saint rather than a famous songwriter. |
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| It's a distinction that chafes Chinwe Okelu, former chair of the Mill Woods Presidents' Council, a confederation of community leagues. |
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| It takes on everything without complaining: torrential rains, ultraviolet rays, freezing rain, blowing snow and ice that chafes it. |
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| It is not surprising that the voluntary sector chafes under regulatory restrictions limiting advocacy. |
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| While we may not always disagree, the process thoroughly chafes, I can tell you. |
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| It prevents different sorts of chafes and swelling, working to nourish and hydrate the epidermis. |
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| The smooth, edge-free surface reduces the risk of pressure chafes or bedsores to a minimum. |
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| The cream combats the feeling of dampness as well as the odour, preventing the chafes and swelling creation. |
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| While Big Business chafes at many federal regs, in recent years it has begun to recognize the advantages of uniformity over a 50-state patchwork of laws. |
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| But he chafes at the title, since he knows his bravery was just dumb luck. |
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| The line guide fitting chafes against the drum. |
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| Ensure that the mains cable is not pinched or chafes against sharp edges. |
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| My work chafes against the musical context. |
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| That chafes a bit, his assumption that my horizons need unnarrowing. |
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