Sentence examples for hurting for years from inspiring English sources

SOME wounds go on hurting for years after they were inflicted.

"This place is hurting for years". Mr. Spraggins said his house, on the east end of Biloxi known as Point Cadet, was gone.

And they've been hurting for years, according to new census data.

"There are a lot of people who have been hurting, and they have been hurting for years, and it's a combination of things — neglect, negligence, I know there is harassment in this neighborhood," Minor said.

Unless the film industry, especially the academy, can address the structural issues that are preventing it from keeping pace with the television and music industries' progress on inclusion, they're going to be hurting for years to come.

Whomever wins the redevelopment rights, there should soon be some clarity for many of the remaining tenants, who have been hurting for years as the shopping arcade languished, as Washington City Paper's Lydia DePillis documented in August.

Of course, professional athletes have been playing hurt for years.

And analysts say that profits at retailers, hurt for years by falling prices, will grow as consumer spending picks up and deflation eases.

A year ago, the Knicks took these same Pacers out when Miller had a bad ankle, when Travis Best pulled a groin and, let's be honest, Rik Smits has played hurt for years.

Komunyakaa has always combined a learned discipline with a seemingly improvisatory swinging line, as in this passage from the poem "Changes": I close my eyes & feel castanetted fingers on the spine, slow as Monk's "Mysterioso"; a man can hurt for years before words flow into a pattern so woman-smooth, soft as pine-scented breeze off the river Lethe.

"Helping a lot," Mr. Park said of the impact of coffee sales on his business, which has been hurting for several years.