I will cringe when I hear a pregnant woman say "I got my flu shot today".
I know that I will cringe each time I have to produce it and show it to airline attendants, border officials, customs agents and numerous other people around the world.
Since Labour's biggest problem is convincing voters that it can be trusted on the economy, it will cringe at this.Rebalancing the messageMr Cameron spent today campaigning in five marginal constituencies in north-west England.
"I almost wish I could tell young girls, 'Look, in 10 years when you look back at yourself, you'll cringe, honey, honestly,'" she told News Corp Australia last year.
"I almost wish I could tell young girls, 'Look, in 10 years when you look back at yourself, you'll cringe honey, honestly,'" she said.
After using the new iPad for an extended period of time then switching back to an iPad 2 (or 1, for that matter), you'll cringe at the pixelated cloud the appears to surround every app icon.
Whoops -- sorry, Ms. B! They'll cringe at you with raised eyebrows and endearing self-awareness.
If she sees it, she'll cringe and roast you in the group chat you'll never be invited into.
Once you've educated yourself you'll cringe at things like racially charged, insensitive jokes made by friends.
Peruse the deals listed on Publishers Marketplace any given week, and you'll cringe at some of what the big houses are buying.
