Sentence examples for pain pushing from inspiring English sources

A driving layup by Noah with two minutes left put the Bulls back ahead by 8. Noah snarled and grimaced as he sauntered back up the court, clearly in pain, pushing himself through each minute.

On Wednesday, halfway down the track, with five hurdles cleanly negotiated in Lane 6, Merritt heard a howl in the adjacent Lane 5. It was from Dayron Robles, the 2008 Olympic champion from Cuba, who had just injured his right hamstring and would soon pull up in pain, pushing over hurdles with his hands in frustration.

There was support, too, for the young Korean girls with bowl haircuts who streamed past in whimpering pain, pushing themselves to their limits, and even more so for the national hero and Pyongyang marathon-veteran Pak Song‑chol, who was egged on by a moving car blaring out propaganda from a loudspeaker as he unceremoniously lapped me and others on our second trek of the course.

Factor 2: Pain, pushing chest, hot burning.

The pain pushed her to the numbing comfort of heroin and a life on the streets.

Dangerous things are hurtful things, and pain pushes us if we take excessive risks or push our bodies past their physical limits".

Only Ned Rorem's dark, lush setting of the Spenser poem "What if Some Little Pain" pushed Ms. Leonard toward complex emotions.

Nixon is best when pain pushes Vivian beyond the words that serve as a semaphore of her power and she whimpers for solace a gift that is provided by her warmhearted nurse, Susie (the compelling Carra Patterson).

As a result he has spread out the £12bn welfare cuts so they will be implemented over three years instead of two, slowing the pace of welfare cuts closer to the rate of pain pushed through by the coalition.

Nixon is best when pain pushes Vivian beyond the words that serve as a semaphore of her power and she whimpers for solace — a gift that is provided by her warmhearted nurse, Susie (the compelling Carra Patterson).

Pain pushes the pen sometimes, we decided.