Sentence examples for daily sting from inspiring English sources

Ms. Blethyn's emotionally transparent acting makes us feel how sharp the daily sting of Gladys's loss has become.

And he still feels the daily sting of unthinking prejudice, which college and higher degrees would not have fixed.

Despite the many revelations of the Daily Telegraph sting operation – a phrase that still feels slightly odd: perhaps next the Telegraph will be reviving Page 3 – we are where we always start out.

But has the bond of trust on which the system depends been undermined by the Daily Telegraph's sting operation against Lib Dem ministers?

Sadly for Allardyce, the lack of judgement and loose-tongued approach that saw him caught in a Daily Telegraph sting meant events at Wembley on Tuesday were always heading towards an inevitable conclusion.

Classic sting The Daily Star had claimed Archer slept with Coghlan in a cheap London hotel that night, and the author maintains he wanted to protect the identity of a "close personal friend" - former assistant Andrina Colquhoun, Lord Lucan's last girlfriend - with whom he dined.

If you are determined to fight nature with nature, you might try daily doses of stinging nettles, an herbal remedy reputed to tame pollen allergies if taken preventively, starting now.

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There are too many daily pinprick stings to say that all of them devastate; if you were floored every time, you'd never get out of bed.

The NYPD arrested nearly 200 people in a 4-day prostitution sting across the city, The Daily News reports.

And because I'm already thinking "quantity, not quality," and "tiny and daily," if I do ruin the piece, it doesn't sting so much.