Sentences with phrase «nasty headache»

I don't know your health situation, but I, too, used to get nasty headaches and nausea on plane trips.

A birthday party for a soon to be two year old, work, a host of nasty headaches and migraines.

I was kinda sidelined this week by a pretty nasty headache and my whole schedule was thrown off.

The second day, I had a nasty headache that was quickly turning into a migraine.

Margaritas are sweet, tart and refreshing, but all this slurp - worthy goodness comes with a couple downsides — lots of sugar (and therefore calories) and the potential to cause a nasty headache.

Firstly, I woke up with a nasty headache right behind my eyes — not what I wanted on a Sunday morning.

The perfect combination of gooey, buttery goodness with a hint of spice thanks to a flavorful infusion of sriracha, it's the tastiest way to tackle any morning - after ailments, like nursing a nasty headache after too much sparkling cider (that's right), and the perfect excuse to procrastinate on those overly ambitious, health - focused New Year's resolutions.

At # 2.99 a bottle, they're a real bargain and much cheaper than the real deal — plus they don't give you a nasty headache the next day.

A neurologist diagnosed me with a migraine, and I have suffered several of the nasty headaches with auras (light disturbances) since.

You know youll get killer cramps or that nasty headache any minute now, but nothing you take seems to help once the pain hits.

Well, my body didn't respond well to it and I have a nasty headache, runny nose, sneezing, and a sore throat.

remain within the perceived comfort of the group — even if you know, deep down, that doing so is likely to leave you with a nasty headache and full of regret the next morning.

Beyond the fact that staring into a computer screen all day can give you severe eye strain and even some nasty headaches, being constantly connected also has an additional negative impact on your life.

The recruiter tells you he is not talking about your attire, he is talking about your cologne and oh, by the way, the hiring manager is allergic to a lot of scents — gets a nasty headache.

So, even if I have another nasty headache tomorrow and get asked an annoying question that makes it throb, I will take a deep breath and smile and be as kind as possible.