Sentence examples for aching from high-quality English sources.

• Forrest gives “There all is aching” three stars.

• That means the "aching backs" we used to hear about from our parents now often apply to us, too.

• When the bluesy soul of her voice meets the aching trombone, it actually hurts in its perfection.

• The pain can differ from sufferer to sufferer, from stabbing or aching to burning, dragging or slicing.

• Listen to it once and you'll be aching to buy a leather jacket, a motorcycle, and take to the open road.

• We put both the bags and our backs through their paces, only including those that didn’t leave us aching after use.

• Reunited with him after nearly 30 years, Antonio Banderas is on career-best form as the director’s aching alter ego.

• The walk up to the top was challenging in the old legs but OMG the views from the top were totally worth the aching pain.

Use aching in a sentence.

• With more weight in the handle, the hair dryer becomes less top-heavy and more ergonomic, so there won't be any more aching arms as you're drying your hair.

• The symptoms in humans are similar to those of other types of flu: a temperature, cough, headache, chills, aching muscles and a runny or blocked nose and sneezing.

• In May, the government publicly confirmed that Megumi was not an isolated case: There were more like the Yokotas, aching for stolen daughters, sons, sisters, brothers and mothers.

• Mined from now extinct lakes and seas from the Jurassic period, they help reduce inflammation and ease stress meaning they’re particularly great for soothing tired and aching muscles.

• On the evening of Saturday 23 August, he presented to the International Health and Medical Services (IHMS) medical clinic on the island complaining of fever, chills and an aching body.

• Still 90 minutes from the goal, which is really just a wind-blasted grey moraine brightened by the fluttering of faded prayer flags, aching head in red raw hands, I considered returning.

• After several festivals in which pretentious, mediocre movies have been honoured, the top Cannes film prize went to an aching account of bereavement: “La Stanza del Figlio” (The Son's Room), by Nanni Moretti.

• According to the Sleep Council, a bed with the correct support, comfort and space will ensure you wake less, move around less, are less disturbed by your partner and are less likely to wake up feeling tired or aching.

aching sentence examples

• No player is more important for Australia than the reborn 33-year-old who, at an age when many quicks are seeking superannuation in the Twenty20 leagues or easing their aching bones into commentary boxes and coaching gigs, will spearhead an assault on the Ashes.

• Study after study shows young people feel loneliness more acutely than any other group - they’re aching to get out and connect with friends and have missed so many big bonding events this year, whether it was a school prom, graduation, birthday parties or post-exam festivals.

• The reason, he decided, would be to tell parts of Mercury’s story that weren’t widely known — his shyness, his struggle to find his identity, his aching loneliness — and to make younger people aware of the man, and band, behind songs like “We Will Rock You” that still echo through sports arenas worldwide.

• Asleep after, pebble under hip O aching head O so blotto, sleep through whole thunderstorm Everyone against me Always All my life Not fair Not my fault Tomorrow better borrow some bucks from Sal if I can trick that dumb bitch Morning and O aching head Wake up wet from rain The place to poop is near the old fridge Oh, please, wine.