Sentences with phrase «much pain carrying»
My shoulders were in so much pain carrying it around the expo, but I have to say it was worth it!
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This creating out of passion and love, this carrying, this seemingly - never - ending - waiting, this knitting - together - of - wonder - in - secret - places, this pain, this labour, this blurred line between joy and «please make it stop,» this feeling of «I can't do it» and it's just too much, this delivery in blood and hope and humanity?
In other words, Much of Christianity I feel needs to reevaluate suffering not as personal pain, but as a cross we carry for our souls and the souls of others.
Most airlines will let you check a stroller for free, so as much of a pain it is to carry around, you will save money doing so!
The big - toe joint carries much of your weight while walking, so untreated bunions can cause severe and constant pain.
As much as I love framed handbags I often won't take them out because I find them a pain to carry.
The actor gives Grant so much life and exuberance as well as carrying the pain of his mistakes and hope for a better future.
Whether these battles take place in Syria, Argentina, Burma, Iran or anywhere else they're all similar and all carry the same message: that people want to live freely; that we are all much more alike than we could possibly imagine; that we all want the same things; and we all go through the same pain to get there.
He wanted to know why she carried a gun at night, ordered a glass of Johnny Walker Blue she never drank, and why she carried so much pain inside.
Wasting no time, Chief Walsh moved the SUV within 30 yards of the injured canine and attempted to help carry the dog using his vest as a makeshift stretcher, but Rooster was in too much pain.
Joints can be over-burdened by carrying too much weight and develop arthritis, an inflammatory reaction that causes pain.
But as much as headphones are said to produce a better sound, they're still a wee bit of a pain to carry around.
Joining a support group requires you confront the shame you've been carrying for so many years, much of which is not yours to carry, and reach out to other women who carry a similar burden of pain.
Healing begins when you acknowledge that feelings of pain, isolation or fear are too much to carry alone.