His face and the tips of his fingers began to sting.
The condensation ran off my body, and my shoulders began to sting.
Just before the start of the fifth round, his eyes began to sting.
But even as the austerity measures have begun to sting citizens, political leaders have been reluctant to trim their own spending.
As soon as he stepped inside, his feet began to sting, and when he turned on the hall light he could see water running deep on the floor.
That policy has begun to sting property developers, local governments that depend on land auctions for income and small and medium sized businesses, which often rely on high interest loans from underground banks.
One administration official acknowledged late last week that the critique had "begun to sting," but said that Mr. Obama was determined to go slowly, awaiting a definitive intelligence report on who was responsible for the presence of sarin before deciding on a next step.
"I kept saying, 'Don't make me weak, I don't want to cry.' " During the re-enactment, some of her fellow actors got a little too into character, she said, and though their rocks and clubs were made of sponge or foam, her face began to sting from all the blows, and she came away a bit bruised.
He found himself afloat on water of "a rich neon lime" and walloped with "whiffs of sewage and carrion.... From the shore came a sickening sweet stench of rotting animals, and I soon had a sore throat and my eyes began to sting".
I almost yelled aloud as hot tears began to sting my eyes and cloud my vision, realizing the reason for my brother's prudence.
