Sentence examples for feeling chest from inspiring English sources

He was feeling chest pains.

Alcott, who has won 29 L.P.G.A. tournaments, including five majors, in her 27-year career, began feeling chest pains before Sunday's final round.

He was still feeling chest pain but had a clean bill of health, a sad reminder that even in a field as highly developed as cardiology, some symptoms retain their essential mystery.

He also began feeling chest pains which he initially thought were heartburn.

O'Donnell suffered a heart attack last week after feeling chest pains and nausea.

An example of a patient education message may include, " After you have stopped smoking for 12 months, the odds of feeling chest tightness is lowered by 80% and the risk of night-time symptoms by 75% compared to an individual who is still smoking".

Ince joked of "feeling a chest infection coming on" earlier this week, but given the way he has begun life as a Premier League manager, he has little to fear.

In addition, they were asked about the following adverse effects: Headache, nausea, dizziness, feeling of chest pressure, burning sensation of skin, tiredness, sore jaw, stomach ache, and "other, please specify" [11, 13].

Where's Randy?" He asked, feeling his chest thump.

You couldn't help but smile, feeling your chest swell in your little navy blue blazer from Young Man's Fancy.

Either way, if you start feeling weird chest pains on New Year's Day, don't blow it off as a side effect of your hangover.