ache造句

Have a cold or a tummy ache?

Both my hands and feet ache.

It can make you cry, laugh, ache and feel touched.

Does your heart ache to tell the truth about Me?

No more cookies left to bake! Llama Llama tummy-ache.

Harry: Oh, she's was only a tummy ache.

Ibrahim Muhawi's limpid translation captures the longing, the ache of exile.

We walk around every day till our feet ache but we can't find anything.

Somehow we know when it is near, and ache when it is lost.

I want to know what you ache for, and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing.

My jaw begins to ache from the unaccustomed length of my smile; just for while I'm truly happy.

The upshot is, you can choose your pain: either the short, sharp pain of raising money, or the chronic ache of consulting.

But the development as the illness and exasperate degree, the account that the patient produces insomnia basically is angst (or scared) ache with the body.

Myopic systemic watch is existing: memory is abate the whole body is easy tired physical strength drops morpheus much dream have a headache nape waist ache;

The break-up left me puffy-eyed, but it was that letter, written before he left to go Inter-Railing, that made my heart ache.

I made the mistake of sitting cross legged on the floor without cushions. My ankle put pressure on my other leg’s shin bone which was a small ache to begin with but eventually grew into a nasty pain.

I always try to follow one key rule: If you are gimping - altering your gait - after 10 minutes of running, then it is an injury and not just an ache or pain.

'Call the next witness.' And he added in an undertone to the Queen, 'Really, my dear, YOU must cross-examine the next witness. It quite makes my forehead ache!'

Therefore his sky seems to ache with the pain of countless meetings and partings, and a longing pervades this spring breeze, the longing that is full of the whisper of ages without beginning.

She was expressing in her own native phrases - assisted a little by her Sixth Standard training - feelings which might almost have been called those of the age - the ache of modernism.