Sentence examples for like a wound from inspiring English sources
"It's like a wound that hasn't healed".
Water flashes on her face like a wound.
The role opened Larson up like a wound.
It's like a wound that just never heals".
What lives on in my heart is their flesh like a wound, a tomb, a bomb.
"It was like a wound that was being healed but we still see the scar.
Outspoken, enthusiastic and prone to shrieks of excitement, Ms. Lam is like a wound-up Chinese Auntie Mame.
This contrast even extended to the sideline, where Prandelli prowled like a wound-up coil, and Del Bosque sat back in his seat, pondering the stalemate.
It's no wonder, then, that included among her selection of work at Bergdorf Goodman is a gold ball ring that resembles a baby's rattle and a gold-and-diamond ring that looks like a wound-up ribbon, which in Greek culture is a symbol for everything from athletics to marriage.
Like a wound-up clock, the new Edinburgh Parliament is going to start ticking the countdown to what the SNP hopes will be a new nation's birth, but what in reality will be the funeral of an old one, the United Kingdom.
But instead he began roaring like a wounded wild animal.
