Sentence examples for hurting from a from inspiring English sources

His fellow halfback Darick Holmes is still hurting from a collarbone injury.

If Philadelphia blitzes too much, Martz will be ready to burn them, especially if the Eagles Pro Bowll cover corner, Vincent, is still hurting from a groin injury.

Who would put at risk, at a time when most people are hurting from a gasping economy, the monthly issuance of life-supporting funds for wounded veterans, disabled children, countless elderly couples living on barely $2,000 a month — all told, over 70 million checks that go out each month?

The Giants were beat, hammered really, at home by an aging Dallas team without Aikman, with Emmitt Smith hurting from a groin injury, Deion Sanders missing a quarter because of dehydration and the star defensive lineman Leon Lett missing part of the second half with an injury.

Armstrong is still hurting from a string of disastrous deals.

AMD shares hit a new 52-week low on Monday after the maker of computer processing chips warned that it would probably miss its first-quarter sales guidance, suggesting that the company is still hurting from a price war with rival Intel.

"Our state parks have been hurting from an infrastructure point of view for a long time," Ms. Ash said.

The Panthers (1-1), still hurting from an opening loss to Bowling Green that put them out of the Associated Press top 25, were off Saturday and will face Iowa at home on Sept. 20.

"No one can argue that banks were hurt from a profit standpoint by regulation," he said.

He had learned that his son was hurt from a friend.

"I never would have thought that a child could get hurt from a bottle," said Ms. Sherrill.