Sentence examples similar to aching time from inspiring English sources

Sitting in a dentist's chair can feel a lot like time travel – always back to the same jaw-aching time.

She was nauseous and aching at times, losing weight and feeling so fatigued she could not move.

And while his characters' individual struggles are aching at times, this isn't the sweeping emotional tale its plot line might suggest.

LIFEGUARDS don't cry, not even on Labor Day, but O man, their well-conditioned hearts do ache this time of year.

My heart ached every time I passed by these markers of the dead, who were now not only forgotten but also maltreated.

My body is aching all the time.

One thing 13-year-old Zach Romash likes about summer is that his back isn't aching all the time.

Unfortunately, it is from that line that Nolan takes his cue, and his vision of wakefulness is little more than a choppy succession of tossings and turnings; there is no grasp of the aching elasticity of time that plagues the perpetual non-sleeper, the dread that every evening will herald a terrible epic.

Commissioned by RTD FasTracks, with help from the town of Lakewood, Colorado, Color Fields is an experiment in applied color theory that has us aching for some time away in the great outdoors.

Polanski also dresses the film with pertinent details that further exemplify both Carol's madness and the aching passage of time: Potatoes sprout in the kitchen, meat (rabbit meat, no less) rots on a plate and eventually collects flies, various debris of blood, food and liquids form naturally around Carol.

She isn't alone for long, although she seems to ache, at times almost irritably, for solitude.