Sentences with phrase «wringer when»
Sweet Bernadette pictured below went through the wringer when she contracted canine -LSB-...]
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Cortisol, a «stress - buffering hormone», in itself is not bad for you, but think about why it's necessary — whether it's heart palpitations or butterflies in your stomach, your body gets put through the wringer when you're in love.
Not exact matches
Trust in the Lord Jesus Christ and receive the forgiveness of all your sins from him, and not when you feel it, or got good enough first, or committed enough first, or some other wringer.
When it was time to leave, I felt as though I had been through an existential wringer.
When we've been divorced and run through the wringer of the court system, many of us are reluctant (read: «terrified») to risk a second commitment.
You can also control the level of water on your mop with the wringer, plus there's a splash guard to make sure you don't get wet when you're wringing it out.
This idea is a holdover from when people had to hand wash or use an electric wringer washer to wash the diapers.
«After the very public case we went through in 2013 when we put the Lib Dems through the wringer and they were exposed as having no policies, you would have thought the other parties would have been on red alert for this,» Harris said.
When Brendan McDonough (Miles Teller), a recovering junky trying to set his life straight after the birth of his daughter, tries out for the squad, he's put through the wringer, particularly by Christopher MacKenzie (Taylor Kitsch), who knew him from an EMT course they took and feared that he would drag everyone else in the crew down with him.
When we heard about Waterfi's custom waterproof Paperwhite, we were delighted at the prospect, but reserved final judgement until we could put it through the wringer ourselves.
Boyce thanked his «mum and dad, brilliant wife and gorgeous children» and paid tribute to his art school, saying: «When education is going through the wringer, it is important to acknowledge the value of teachers.»