Sentence examples for Blisters from inspiring English sources

But what makes it such an engrossing read is his almost hallucinatory attention to detail: the frozen-rigid clothes limiting his movements, the blisters in his fingers turning to ice, and the maddening wide-open twilight of the Antarctic.

But that bizarre, tetchy chat on a rainy Tuesday morning was to be the first hint I had of the boiling rage that blisters and shifts under the surface of the seemingly benign world of the pedal pusher.

Despite gory close-ups of blisters, the film is likely to inspire countless journeys into the wilderness.

A huarache is essentially a huge taco―grilled steak, vegetables, a sprinkling of queso fundido, salsa―whose tortilla is tossed onto the grill so it blisters, crisps and puffs.

Doctors used leeches to let blood and hot plasters to bring on blisters, which were then drained.

It is easily transmitted, causes blisters all over the body, and kills around 30% of those it infects.

"I hope someone lugs a bottle of warm urine at that muppet Kanye West at Glasto so his face comes out in piss-blisters", joked a Twitter user ahead of the rapper's upcoming Saturday night Glastonbury headline act.

Lady Warsi, who resigned from the government in August over Gaza, delivered a blistering critique last month of the approach towards Britain's Muslims, warning that failure to engage properly with communities across the UK has created a climate of suspicion and undermined the fight against extremism.

"Playstation thumb" – in which players' thumbs became blistered and flaking – was reported in the South African Medical Journal, while "Nintendinitis" was a RSI-type injury affecting the wrist and elbow.

Once just shorthand for a tour bundling transport and lodging, these days it carries dingier connotations: high-rise hotels, beaches crammed with blistering bodies, lurid cocktails slurped from exposed belly buttons.

Unzipping my tent door to this view was worth every blister and shiver.