Sentence examples similar to has to throb from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the Catalan and Basque separatist movements have continued to throb.
Now that the country's headaches have ceased to throb so painfully, its viewers may be ready for a more substantial diet than any that Carson, at the moment, cares to provide.
The officer on watch on the bridge of the destroyer immediately signalled the engine room for full speed astern, and the powerful engines had just begun to throb when a vessel heading right for the Coast Guard destroyer loomed up in the fog.
If there remains the faintest pulse to Irish's interest in the season, that of Harlequins has long since ceased to throb.
People think about it and their temples start to throb and they have to go and stand outside for a good few minutes really thinking about their breathing patterns, and for others, it is a source of almost orgasmically genuine pleasure.
But relieved of having to play the heart-throb, Law really is convincing as the shrink who has got himself in a panic, not merely accused of medical malpractice but suspected by his wife (Vinessa Shaw) of extramarital diddling: the look she gives Emily when the latter throws herself on her husband's mercy is a great "women beware women" moment.
That forced a retreat to the restaurant's partially enclosed sidewalk space, where diners had to contend only with the throb of idling delivery trucks and the roar of passing motorcycles.
In 36 at-bats since returning from the knee operation, Rodriguez had only seven hits for a.194 batting average while the thumb continued to throb and ache.
Shockley had been sitting across from Washburn for almost an hour, and his lower back was beginning to throb.
My eyes are starting to throb.
