Sentence examples for hurts with from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Williams co-wrote an article titled "Everything Hurts" with Dan Le Batard for ESPN the Magazine in 1999.

Why they will not: There are a lot of teams to leap, and not having a winning tradition hurts with perception.

"We don't appreciate people coming here and having conventions and doing photo ops and then sticking us where it hurts with a decision like this".

"These are difficult votes for me because it hurts me with my caucus, and it also hurts with really strong Republican voters who don't want government interference," Ms. Harper said.

The Taliban are clever at using the once-forbidden internet to spy on us, and they've also become better at knowing what really hurts, with more explosive power placed for maximum pain.

His show blasted through several generations of gospel: the old hymn "Blessed Assurance"; old-school Pentecostal shout choruses; his high-energy early hits; and recent iterations from his new album, "Hello Fear," like "Everyone Hurts," with roiling organ over slow and skeletal drum-machine beats, and "Today," with bits of grandiosity borrowed from Coldplay and techno.

Someone can get hurt with a stunt.

It certainly doesn't hurt with fundraising.

That they hurt with the hurt of their fellow humans.

Surveys of economic sanctions always equate "hurting" with "working".

Griffin could get hurt, with that running style.