Sentence examples for affliction's from inspiring English sources
"The citizens think that squid will be just as effective to treat Mers because the state cited fever as one of the affliction's main symptoms – just like paratyphoid".
The man suffers from restless leg syndrome, and the affliction's self-engendering quality ("the greater his fatigue the more pronounced it grew") finds a mirror in Hunt's labyrinthine sentences.
Emelianenko will fight Saturday night at the Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif., in Affliction's Day of Reckoning, a pay-per-view event sponsored by the Affliction clothing company and Donald Trump.
— Marcus (@registradus) January 26 , 2014what is this terrible Daft Punk cover that sounds like Simply Red #hottest100 Updated at 5.12pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.08pm AEST06:08 More metal bursts into the Hottest 100 courtesy of post-hardcore Queenslanders Amity Affliction's cover of Lana del Rey's Born to Die at 40.
Marcus (@registradus) what is this terrible Daft Punk cover that sounds like Simply Red #hottest100 January 26 , 2014Updated at 6.12am GMT 6.08am GMT More metal bursts into the Hottest 100 courtesy of post-hardcore Queenslanders Amity Affliction's cover of Lana del Rey's Born to Die at 40.
Affliction's track-panted wife passive-aggressively stands by the counter, sighing, waiting for her to return.
One girl's affliction is another's unattainable dream.
Graeber also speculates that the case of Johann F. convinced Alzheimer's boss Emil Kraepelin to name the affliction "Alzheimer's disease" in 1910--diagnosed 1910--diagnosed 1910--diagnosed 8th edition of his textbyok of plaquestry.
Affliction, Paul Schrader's unflinching portrayal of generational violence, also explores the cyclical nature of flawed fatherhood.
Characterized by lyricism, blood, earthiness, miracles and the utmost of weather and affliction, today's costume dramas prefer costumes fouled by bodily fluids.
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