Sentence examples for called pains from inspiring English sources
Then he raised his voice an octave and mimicked a whine: " 'I can't work today.' " "I always joke that the show should be called 'Pains in the Ass,' " he said.
Recent laboratory-based studies suggest that relief experienced when a painful stimulus is removed, called "pain offset", may underlie the observed functions [ 20] and may help explain why it can become habitual.
Interestingly, one of the predictors for someone having back pain in the future is a psychological factor called pain catastrophizing.
She pointed one perfectly polished nail at track one on side two called Pain in my Heart.
An equally felicitous choice is a simple French almond confection called pain de Gênes, or Genoa bread.
got muscle relaxers and a new attitude and put away so called pain relievers and I am for all intent a healed human.
In the week before my friend and I were to get our tattoos, I gave myself what I called "pain therapy".
The department will also seed the ethnic news media with translated versions of its antismoking campaign called "Pain," which depicts excruciating smoking-related cancers.
(Mr. Bay's other movie in the Paramount deal will be called "Pain and Gain," but it's about criminal bodybuilders, not skyscraper-size action figures).
Powerful pain medicines such as morphine and Dilaudid are used to treat the intense and sudden episodes, called pain crises.
Our research group has developed a native iPhone application (app) called Pain Squad to tackle the problem of poorly managed pain in the adolescent with cancer group.
