Sentence examples for had begun throbbing from inspiring English sources

Even before I gave the cabdriver my address, my face had begun throbbing in protest.

So grown up!" By early winter, the Bog Girl's stillness had begun to provoke a restlessness in Cillian, a squeezed and throbbing feeling.

A tremendous throbbing, as of the engine that makes the earth turn, filled the little room; he had begun to purr. . . .

For Cassel, his father's death was a wound that began throbbing again after his wife, Lauren, gave birth to the couple's first child in May.

As people were standing and cheering, and Christian rock music began throbbing through large speakers for transition, few actually heard the exchange between Phyllis and the unidentified man.

A cabaret revival has been throbbing in London for several years now.

It has been throbbing with football fans throughout the tournament.

Within days, my daughter's ankle had stopped throbbing, and soon she was back to sports and dancing.

But In C didn't flow in the way cool jazz did: it had an incessant, throbbing forward drive.

We have messy, throbbing hearts and we are stronger than anyone could ever know.

Whatever the reason, Hong Kong has kept throbbing, with little sign of the crisis at hotels, restaurants or tourist attractions.