Sentence examples for feel aching from inspiring English sources

The dragging beats and sparse, scattered samples conjure up a stoned disquiet: Horace Andy and Shara Nelson's vocals feel aching and sorrowful.

Eight months later, she began to feel aching and burning in her left breast, and developed a lump — a classic sign that silicone was oozing out of the implant.

People say the pain feels aching and throbbing.

What Wells meant was that Clemens's body has held up at an age when Wells, much to his chagrin, is starting to feel aches and pains.

Thomas, who runs his own English tutoring school for teenagers, used to hit the treadmill hard after a long break but would quickly feel aches and pains that would hold him back.

You feel aches and stiffness where you never felt them before.

While you have the flu, you might feel aches everywhere, so you might want to put ice on the aches for a couple hours per day.

The pain generally will feel dull, aching or burning.

Gone Home, the Fullbright Company's new game for PC, Mac and Linux, makes me feel an aching nostalgia for my suburban childhood.

But we would feel no aching Twitter-shaped void in our world.

It's not unusual, by about 9pm, to feel the aching and slowly growing sting in your eyes that whispers "bed" over and over again.