Sentences with phrase «left chafe»

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The black people in South Africa chafe in their chains; some of them are taken off the streets and left in cages, four feet wide, four feet high, four feet deep, left there for months, not enough room to stretch out, not enough room to stand up.

The downside for Massey is that Bloomberg, while now ever - more highly regarded as Republicans chafe under a de Blasio administration, was never really loved by the Republican rank and file and his Bloombergesque profile, at this early stage, appears to leave many Republican Party faithful cold.

The sockets where his legs met the artificial limbs chafed when he walked, leaving him raw and bloody and putting powerful strains on his knees.

You get used to the feeling of pressure at the two straps, and they were surprisingly not painful and left no blisters or chafing by the end of a long day.

Back in 2011, states chafing under the badly outdated No Child Left Behind Act leapt at the Obama administration's offer of relief from the mandates at the center of the law — and the chance to forge a new and innovative partnership with the federal government to bolster standards, pinpoint good teachers, and fix low - performing schools.

If it wasn't for chafing my shin bones, a brooding cramp in the left thigh and my eyeglasses being bump - steered in different directions, everything would be fine and dandy.

It left me raw — the wounds still chafe, but it left me astounded at the courage Rachel Thompson had shown in writing this book, in breaking taboos, in speaking out and in refusing to use her pain and hurt as excuses to hide behind for the rest of her life.

After chafing under the strict rules and hierarchy of the Institute, Whitten left behind his interest in science (though it would resurface in his art) and moved toward visual art.

The material embeds microbeads of moisturizer into the fabric that break up as you move throughout the day, leaving your face soft, avoiding chafing in the process.

And I chafe at the idea of just buying a half - dozen dongles (roughly $ 7 a pop) and leaving them in all my bags, my desk at work, and at home.