Sentence examples for few pains from inspiring English sources

"It's going through a few pains," Trevino said recently.

What makes her performance unusual, and even, at times, unpalatable, is how few pains she takes to sweeten the woman whom she plays.

In a city where everyone puts the best face possible on everything, and buildings go to great trouble to copper their roofs and bas-relief their sides, barges take few pains about their exteriors.

In the aftermath of the Camp David talks last week, members of Prime Minister Ehud Barak's government took few pains to disguise their readiness to abandon settlements like Qiryat Arba.

Lady Montdore takes few pains to put her guests at ease and poor Cousin Fanny (no stranger to the eccentricities of country house living, having spent her holidays at Alconleigh with the Radletts) finds "the terror at Hampton was of a different quality, icy and dispassionate, and it reigned downstairs".

If Dr. Sloper hopes Catherine, under her widowed Aunt Lavinia's tutelage, will grow into the clever, witty, and talented woman her mother had been, he is constantly disappointed and takes few pains to hide it.

There are very few pain centers in this country.

A patient usually does not feel the tube being pushed because the inner surface of the bowel has few pain fibers.

NOTES should mean shorter recovery periods, since the stomach wall has relatively few pain receptors, says Paul Swain, an endosurgeon at Imperial College London who is one of the British pioneers of the technique.

If WillCall's goal is to make the concert experience for fans and venues, there are few pain points as thorny as scalping.

If done through the skin, like a needle biopsy, the patient goes home the same day with a few pain pills and a bill for around $5,000.