| The magic of Sichuan cuisine is that you can taste the flavours even after your tongue has gone numb. |
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| My legs had gone numb and my heart was slamming against my ribcage, threatening to pop right out of my chest. |
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| Only when I emerge, exhausted, on the far side do I realise I've been gripping my handlebars so hard, my fingers have gone numb. |
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| His fingertips had gone numb on and off for years, but that usually went away. |
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| When he awakened, his left hand had gone numb against the trigger guard of his shotgun. |
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| But there it is, in a civilization that has gone numb to qualities of the handmade. |
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| I've taken so many blows my mind has gone numb. |
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| As soon as you think about it, your feet have already gone numb. |
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