Sentence examples for nagging sore from inspiring English sources

Appearing on Mr. Letterman's "Late Show" on CBS to promote his coming film, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," Mr. Douglas, above left with Mr. Letterman, said he was given the diagnosis earlier in the summer after seeing several doctors for a nagging sore throat.

(Caucasian Male 18, aged 75 with joint pain)." When asked the question, 'Tell me about your pain?' Caucasian participants were keen to do so and used descriptors such as nagging, sore, uncomfortable, absolute agony and unbearable.

First baseman Tino Martinez, nagged by a sore elbow, was out of the lineup, although he will probably play Sunday.

Desperate for work, the newly arrived accepted long hours and low wages, though the need to do so, Desai said, "nagged away like a sore on their necks".

So what started with vague sore throats and nagging coughs ended with a list of important tasks for a long cast of characters.

It's not to redress some nagging and wholly personal psychic sore from having struck out (on a lousy call!) in 1965 with the game on the line and runners in scoring position.

During the time I took care of him, he also developed diabetes, which he never took as seriously as his sore throats, despite my nagging at him to diet, exercise and take his medication.

Perhaps his sore right shoulder has been nagging at him this season.

With starting pitchers Brad Radke and Joe Mays disabled much of the season -- Radke with a nagging right groin strain and Mays with a sore right elbow -- the former Met Rick Reed led the staff with 15 victories.

On Sunday evening Mr. Obama was at the University of Chicago Medical Center because of a sore hip that a spokesman, Bill Burton, described as a nagging basketball injury.

If you have sore muscles, put on an IcyHot patch or some muscle soothing cream or else it will be nagging you all day.