Sentence examples for alleviate the headache from inspiring English sources
REBOUNDS CHRIS CHILDS was popping Tylenol before the game to help alleviate the headache and dizziness that caused him to leave the game early on Tuesday night against Vancouver.
All game times are listed as ET Fri 8pm, Sporting Park (TSN2, Univision Dep., KMCI-38) With four central defenders out for a combination of injury and World Cup duty, Sporting have had their problems of late — even experimenting with a new formation to try and alleviate the headache for Peter Vermes.
A $50 cable from Belkin will alleviate the headache of switching from a PC to a Mac.
Health politicians need to sit down with experts and discuss what must be done to alleviate the headache burden, and how, not just because people in Ethiopia lose much of their health and quality of life to headache but also with the expectation of cost-saving nationally [21].
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (ketorolac) alleviate the headache pain associated with alcohol hangovers and caffeine is indicated to ease other hangover symptoms, including fatigue and malaise [7], [12], [13].
But a conservative-leaning consultant group's attempt to send her a massager to alleviate the headaches almost ended in comical disaster after a sex toy was reportedly sent to Bachmann's office instead.
Staying hydrated will alleviate the headaches, dizziness, and lightheadedness that result from a hangover.
Accounts of the predictable attack patterns and how oxygen, almost by miracle, alleviates the headache have fascinated many, but true progress in our understanding of the disorder is lacking.
The New Yorker, January 3 , 1948P. 15 Talk story about Edward C. Maguire and his job as City Coordinator, Motion Picture Production Industry, which consists mainly of alleviating the headaches of camera crews who have been assigned to take shots around N. Y.
Further anecdotal evidence provides no indication that treatment of the apnea alleviates the headaches [51, 65].
The composers still thirst for operas, but operas are often easier to write than to produce: who is to pay for them and alleviate the myriad headaches involved?
