Sentence examples for headache comes from inspiring English sources

The Executive Life headache comes at a troubling time for Mr. Pinault.

Their headache comes from trying to save the euro without enraging their voters.

This is where Tim's headache comes in.

This headache comes in connection with tractor-driving during chores and fades away after the chore.

Moreover, additional risk for the development of this form of headache comes from wrong conducts, as absence of referral to headache centers during the worsening period, lack of education in avoiding trigger factors, and inadequate life-style rhythms (fasting, sleepiness).

However, if the patient's urinalysis shows normal findings, then the real headache comes.

When you feel a headache coming on, smell the salts.

I've got a bit of a headache coming on.

One headache came when a customer, a California retail chain, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

To watch it from the comfort of a cinema seat is to feel mild anxiety and a headache coming on.

Irons showed a more persuasive range of moods, one minute the wily schemer, the next, sprawled in papal drag like a diva with a headache coming on.