Sentence examples for it's sting from inspiring English sources

And it's Sting, who first performed there in 1979, who has been chosen to mark the occasion.

It's stinging that this comes only a week after Baroness Sally Morgan, chairwoman of Ofsted, suggested that two-year-olds from disadvantaged families should be enrolled in schools in England.

As the prey blunders into contact with the tentacle, it is stung by nematocysts that penetrate its integument to deliver potent toxins.

The London Philharmonic, which said it was stung in an embezzlement scam by its finance director, lost far more money than was originally reported.

Rock's opening monologue was not only funnier than most in recent memory; it was stinging enough to ricochet through the rest of the evening, as the inevitable cavalcade of white presenters and winners took the mike.

But it was stung into mounting a sustained counter attack, which saw Margaret Hodge hold her Barking parliamentary seat in 2010, crushing BNP leader Nick Griffin in the process.

Deise Tigrona raps in the ungainly four-bar style of nineteen-eighties hip-hop, haranguing you as though you'd broken her heart, and her body: "It is stinging but I can take it, scratching but I can take it.

But after five laps sweat was coming down in my eyes and it was stinging".

She was pressing too hard and it was stinging, but I didn't want to say anything.

Be very careful with it's stinger, it will lash out at its predators!

"You don't find many other airlines doing it".Having been stung in its previous expansion, BA is loath to consider fresh continental forays.