Sentence examples for of a sweat from inspiring English sources

Reid said: "I had a bit of a sweat on there.

It's worth investing in, but it's more of a "sweat" investment than a cash investment".

Mr. Perry doesn't break much of a sweat in constructing this book.

In fact, the preparation of a hearty supper for 10 was never much of a sweat.

(And he still manages to break more of a sweat than Frank Sinatra did in the original 1960 "Ocean's Eleven").

Then, spurred by the rumbling of his stomach, he finished me off before I'd worked up much of a sweat.

Miles begins "Call Me Burroughs" with a scene of a sweat-lodge ceremony conducted by a Navajo shaman to finally expel the Ugly Spirit, in Kansas, in 1992.

Once again, Peace lends his account the now customary, brilliantly rendered quality of a sweat-soaked nightmare, using savagely broken, staccato prose that has the insistent monochrome of a migraine.

I was taken by a thoughtfully detailed black trench coat from 0044, heavy enough to be part of a sweat-it-off challenge on "Celebrity Fit Club" ($622, reduced from $1,244).

IF I hadn't already set my sights on being rebellious with my "favorite summer movie" choice (and had said choice limited to one), I would've undoubtedly picked Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing," a film that expertly captures the cruel, sweet insanity of a sweat-soaked Brooklyn during a heat wave.

It is more than the hackneyed image of a sweat-drenched televangelist on the television screen cajoling old ladies and poor people to phone or mail in their last dime on the latest prayer cloth or anointing oil.