Sentence examples for legs ache from inspiring English sources
Oh, my legs ache, ache standing.
The hours are grueling and make the legs ache.
My legs ache constantly, and I should be taking pain medication every day, according to my doctors.
Their feet and hands are irritated from spending so much time in water, and their legs ache from squatting on the shores of the river to sift through their pans.
When the legs ache more than they should in a warm-up, when it seems like a young lad in training has got the measure of you, when you jog on to the pitch and find yourself asking that same question: what am I doing here?
To say that India is a country of extremes is the most obvious of truisms, but the huge, blue-glass, expensively chilled Ambience mall, (so vast that your legs ache walking from one side to another, with such high ceilings that it can accommodate a fairground on the fifth floor, and so tall that shoppers can do bungee jumping in the atrium) is centuries removed from the deprivation of Tonk.
His legs ached, his stomach ached.
Then you wait with legs aching for one of the dozen voting booths to open up.
The area reserved only for journalists was a welcome refuge, especially when my legs ached from standing-room-only sessions.
While Safin arrives on the adrenaline of youth, Martin advances one more round with the veteran experience, his legs aching.
