Sentence examples for hurting of from inspiring English sources
Other times, I was an almost-mom, a soft place to climb on after the longest days, when they struggled with the most hurting of growing pains.
It's not just himself he's hurting of course – other recent Trump tweets may have poured gasoline on a simmering situation in the Gulf.
Because the, for example, dangerous player, or player that risks others being hurt, or deliberate hurting of other players would become almost necessary in order to succeed in the game.
Folks of all ages are hurting, of course.
The Ionic was met with mixed reviews and sales were reportedly not strong enough to turn around the company, which has been hurting of late.
The multination European currency had been hurting of late, due to fresh concerns about the debt levels of nations like Greece, Spain and Portugal.
We acknowledged the hurts of our troubled past.
The hurts of Mr. Schulz's early years provided a lifetime of material.
The hurts of childhood that must be avenged: so small and so huge.
