Sentence examples for in which hurt from inspiring English sources

Disturbing photographs and videos depicting scenes such as the one in which Hurt was found unconscious have become common as the epidemic rages.

The film's British director, Pete Travis, brought William Hurt on board as Esterhuyse, having worked with the actor on Vantage Point, the recent hit political thriller in which Hurt played an assassin-stalked US President.

Robert L. Ripley, who was heavyset and dainty, wore his dark widow's peak slicked back flat and had teeth so jutting and crooked that, until he got some of them yanked out and straighter fakes jammed back in (which hurt like hell), he looked remarkably like a vampire.

The last time I saw the actor on-screen was last year, in Pablo Larraín's "Jackie," in which Hurt plays a Catholic priest who consoles and at times contradicts the widowed Jacqueline Kennedy in her darkest hour.

That led to an offseason in which Hurts's father, Averion, told Bleacher Report both that he had "no problem" with Saban but that Jalen Hurts could become "the biggest free agent in college football history" and in which Jalen Hurts said, without whining, that Alabama had communicated with him poorly regarding the situation.

A slowdown in orders also resulted in 20 cutbacks in production, which hurt earnings in the industrial packaging business.

Spotted Tail had not been selected as a chief by the tribe, but instead had been appointed by General George Crook in 1876, which hurt him in the view of many of the tribe.

Last year, as tensions over the dispute mounted, there were anti-Japanese protests in China, which hurt sales of Japanese goods in China and impacted on bilateral trade.

Those included mad cow disease in Europe, which hurt beef sales across the food industry; the struggling economy in Japan, which hurt the company's sales there; and Americans' concerns about healthy diets -- which McDonald's is addressing with a new line of salads.

The White House recalls Speaker John A. Boehner's discomfort with the game House Republicans played with the debt ceiling in 2011, which hurt both the economy and their party.

The company quickly found itself hit by everything from union boycotts and bloated overhead to increased competition and currency devaluations in Southeast Asia, which hurt lucrative licensing arrangements.