Sentence examples similar to early pangs from inspiring English sources

Those of a certain age will probably recall one of their earliest pangs of techno-lust centered on one of the handheld electronic sports games that burst onto the toy market in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Despite what the research says about early birds, Pang cautions people against making this shift.

It was a timely result given the intense local disappointment a few minutes earlier when Pang Jiaying was disqualified for a false start having won her 100m freestyle semi-final.

Some early experiments in Pang's laboratory have shown that the lone cysteine can snag reactive chemicals and damage the enzyme.

The more serious story lying under the surface deals with the pangs of early adulthood.

Vytautas Andriuskevicius' centre prompted a pang of early panic as Harry Maguire, another debutant, slipped and Darvydas Sernas flicked a volley into the side-netting.

Pang's early jobs included being a song-plugger, which meant encouraging artists to record them.

On his worst days, the 20-year-old Los Angeles native said he would simply go to sleep early to quiet the hunger pangs.

I fight off pangs for an early energy drink and instead wile away my time between panels catching up with industry friends and bemoaning to cloudy weather, which may have been the work of a shaman.

Certainly, those backward glancing brittle pangs have come early to the chests of Generation Y, who might laugh at a VH1 segment on Furbies, when their own Furby is still sitting in the back of their closets with a battery that isn't yet dead.

And if you asked either of them if they had any lingering pangs about those earlier, dashed dreams, the answer, even with all that money lost, would be no.