Sentence examples for get a knot from inspiring English sources

Walking towards a plane, every time, she would get a knot in her stomach; every time she took off, she was thrilled all over again.Often she flew in pitch dark and freezing air.

But this particular act of adversity-theft is a powerful device for Clinton, the kind of story you can hear a thousand times and still get a knot in your stomach over.

"Every time I think of selling, I get a knot in my stomach," he says, sorting through a bin of tomatoes, some of them spotty from the overabundance of rain.

Petra said a civil defense officer, demonstrating how quickly special plastic coats and masks could be put on in the event of a nuclear war, couldn't get a knot untied.

As a lovely little girl asking for help to get a knot out of her shoelace in the golden-egg musical, she had lured the dumb stableman away from the egg with a line that became a catchphrase in our family when asking for an inconvenient favor—"You're so strong and I'm so small".

The lack of sympathy for the farmers and the soldiers turns the film into an impersonal essay in carnage, and I began to get a knot in my stomach when I realized there was nothing to look forward to but more brutality.

Walking up to a cricket pavilion as an eight-year-old, Charlotte Edwards used to get a knotted feeling in her stomach.

You might also get a "knotted up" feeling as well as muscle spasms.

I got a knot on the head".

And I got a knot in my stomach".

"I just got a knot in my stomach".