Sentences with phrase «wince over»

And fiscal conservatives have every reason to wince over the bill's allotment of $ 46 billion to fortify the Mexican border, a late amendment thrown in to win Republican Senators» support.

For every sage jurist or lawyer who brings glory to the profession, we have all winced over (or smirked at) the courthouse lawyer who has overstayed his welcome in the profession.

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Even Republicans have had to wince at things he's said over the years.

He heard whips whistling over the backs of the Hebrews until he winced.

This weekend saw a horrific Demba Ba leg break that will leave fans from all over the world wincing in pain and could end the career of a much loved former Chelsea player.

Try holding your hands over your ears and wincing in mock pain to signal that you hear whining.

«At the first, most brutal rehearsal, aides winced as Mr Campbell played Mr Cameron and tore into the Labour leader over the economy, leadership, Syria and knifing his brother.

Come over one day after work and I'm opening a bottle of Bollinger,» and «Done... for you big boy» are on a wincing level with Cameron's LOLling to Rebekah Brooks and the dodgy correspondence escaping Jeremy Hunt's office.

UKIP's gain of over 80 seats at the time of writing is bound to make any liberal wince.

I always swoon over the gorgeous items you showcase and then wince when I click through lol!

He can't help but point out her mistake (Image: E4) Her date, who bears quite a resemblance to Pete Wicks, instantly winces and puts his hand over his Dating Coach Evan Marc Katz tells you the real reason a man will suddenly disappear from your life.

It's really the kind of thing one would only want to do for the shared experience with others, snickering at it, or wincing throughout, and then talking about which actor was the hottest or which death the most gruesome once it is over.

So let's look back over the previous year... both the good, (with nostalgic fondness) and the bad (with the occasional uncontrollable wincing of pain and anger).

But that doesn't stop them from wincing about it, and over the years they've become ever more wary about trying to block that kick.

The way she falls on her ribs and face — and her unconcerned attitude over her body — still makes audiences wince to this day.

Perhaps over time, the special effects will eventually look dated, muting the one major asset of the film, but until then, it is still an impressive, sometimes even awe - inspiring action flick that will hold the interest of most, even if it makes you wince whenever the characters have to talk to one another.

I winced as I handed over my credit card but needn't have.

There's just enough resilience left in the suspension that you can race over rough patches without wincing at the sight of a bump.

It reminds you of the quintessentially American idea of self - determination and independence: Where sports cars wince at the thought of speed bumps, Wrangler drivers look at every berm and boulder thinking, «Hey, I bet I could drive over that.»

It's still more than acceptable (despite standard 20in alloys) given that this is a seriously intense sports car, but even in Comfort mode, you'll occasionally be wincing at the very short vertical spring travel and — over sharp - edged intrusions - slightly brittle - feeling damping.

It coasted over most of the new potholes without making me wince.

I winced a few times going over some deep sewer covers.

It's the same story on faster roads, where the car remains wonderfully settled over rippled surfaces, with only a deep pothole likely to make you wince.

I never found a pothole that made me wince, but these tires are so damn big, I think it just rolls over them.

Hot wax spilt over their hands and Lotta drew back, wincing in pain.

I wince to think how much I've paid in interest and finance charges over the past twenty years.

I've pushed gently all over him and he's not wincing.

A similar temperamental nature can be observed if the player fails to flip food in time and have it land on the floor in the Modern versions of Chef, where Peach will either stamp her foot in anger (Game & Watch Gallery 2) or otherwise putting her hand over her head and scream repeatedly in frustration before proceeding to wince (Game & Watch Gallery 4).

So much of why we wince when getting pulled over is due to the traffic ticket fines and penalties that go along with a citation.