They were sore because Michael R. Bloomberg insisted on marching in the Columbus Day Parade with two cast members of "The Sopranos" at his side.
"If they become available in the next day or two, particularly for the second leg, it will be a fantastic bonus because with the injuries they had, they were sore ones … Whatever happens, the lads who start on Friday night will give it everything they've got, and that's all we can hope for".
The American publications were lighter on their toes with this one, and Rolling Stone and The Village Voice both included the album in their year-end charts for 2011, but that was only because they were still sore about that business with London Calling and weren't about to get caught out twice.
They are not giving their "advice and consent" to the president's nominee not because they think he is unqualified in any way to do the job, but because they are still being sore losers over a vote on a bill which happened years ago.
Researchers was always a sore subject there, because they were made to work indecent hours, I mean, very long hours.
However, some had to be excluded as they contained similar information (e.g. pharyngitis and sore throat) or because they were considered irrelevant for this study (e.g. contact with animals and recent travel).
That's why boxers fight, because they're like open sores, open wounds.
Toddlers and young school-age children are especially prone to being sore losers because they are just learning what it means to win and lose.
However, meet officials and Miller's coach said that she decided not to run because her legs were sore after rigorous training.
Hughes boarded the plane in a wheelchair because his legs were sore, he said.
