The phrase "aching feel" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in a context where one is trying to describe a sensation of pain or discomfort, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "After the long hike, I was left with an aching feel in my legs."
Alternatives: "aching sensation" or "painful feeling."
Of course, before starting any exercise program, consult a physician, especially, Dr. Hart says, if your knees often ache, feel stiff or emit a strange, clicking noise, which could be symptoms of arthritis.
Right out of New York Restaurant School, she landed a job as a pastry chef in a "very tony upper East Side shop". Patrons loved her sweets, she loved her job, "but I didn't feel well stomach aches, felt moody and exhausted". Around that time, Brooklyn-born Costigan came across Food and Healing by Natural Gourmet Institute founder Annemarie Colbin.
Whether it is for achieving home-field advantage by winning the division in September or to advance to the World Series in October, the Mets eventually have to stop the Braves to make one of these aching seasons feel different.
A load of heroin makes an aching Lou Reed "feel just like Jesus' son".
"It's okay" he says, and you want to believe him, but mostly you are aching to feel him next to you.
I lean my face next to my son's, aching to feel a puff of his sour breath on my cheek.
----John Feeling Better Tomemberhn, anofher member of the Yankees' disabled list, threw yesterday and said his aching heel felt fine.
Juggle for three months and don't be surprised if your aching shoulder feels much better and your hands and fingers reward you with more flexibility and less pain.
There he contended with Soviet brutality; ached to feel at home in a place where Jews were constantly vulnerable; and fell for the politically daring woman who would give birth to the girl he later raises alone, in Israel.
Or do your legs ache or feel tired?
