Sentences with phrase «agonizing pain i am in»

(Side note: while I am excited about MP and actually trying on her shoes to see if they genuinely allow me to not complain about what agonizing pain I am in — isn't it interesting how the fashion industry picks and chooses when and where to complain about copyright issues?

Not exact matches

Believe what you believe and do it, The consequences can not be more agonizing than the internal pain that never ceases, So James, my advice to you and that I will try to take for myself is tell them again plainly and in writing how you feel.

But even the rarest genius of all, when can he bring in comparison to a child, when it makes its entrance amid the agonizing pain of the birth hour, opens the door and says, «Here am I!»

Telling someone they should burn in hell is announcing your desire that they suffer in agonizing pain forever and ever.

The Chelsea defender was left in agonizing pain on the pitch after landing awkwardly on his feet.

He looked to be in agonizing pain which is a bad sign but after watching it so many times I still don't understand what happened.

How about a woman who decides to get an epidural after 10 + agonizing hours — would she have come through the experience trauma free if only she had continued to be in excruciating pain for another several hours?

«My shoulders in older age have been in agonizing pain.

But there's only one thing more agonizing than the pain in his joints.

Junko was in agonizing pain after the accident and could barely walk.

The time in the hospital alone included some of the most agonizing moments I've ever had: There was the pain from the operation itself, the extreme nausea from the painkillers, and, lest I forget, the warm prune juice I drank to help me poop.

We've had to sit and watch in agonizing pain as other markets, like Germany, get a much wider lineup that includes the RS 3 Sportback, RS3 Limo, RS 5 Coupe, RS 6 Avant, RS7 Sportback, TT RS Coupe, and the TT RS Roadster.

She feels agonizing pain in her left leg, tries to twist away from the pain, and then does in fact twist away from the car itself, as if it were still a menace.

For dog lovers, nothing can be more painful than to watch your pet agonizing in pain and unable to move.

Roger Ebert's review (concurrent with the 1993 film release) praised Linklater's artistry stating, «The years between 13 and 18 are among the most agonizing in a lifetime, yet we remember them with a nostalgia that blocks out much of the pain.»