Sentence examples for painfully through from inspiring English sources

Despite this, Salazar seemed unintimidated, often pushing himself painfully through the club's workouts.

My first reading, as a teenager, brought me painfully through only a tiny fraction of it.

His books emerged painfully through many revisions, each draft being a way of postponing the final one.

And maybe that's it - self-knowledge learned, painfully, through some kind of ritual self-exposure, self-humiliation.

Then came Britpop and Damon Albarn and the Haçienda before they evolved, painfully, through Sporty Spice and Goldie Lookin' Chain.

The female worm grows up to a metre long and breaks painfully through the skin, releasing eggs into water once more.

Germany is still insistent that the most foolproof path to sustainable recovery is through structural change, including the overhaul of rigid labor markets and changes to pension laws, much like those Germany painfully pushed through in the 1990s.

But in the longer term, as more people enter the labour market, there should be permanent uplift for Europe's economies.The reforms being painfully pushed through by the Chirac and Schröder governments in France and Germany should improve their countries' longer-term performance.

It is painfully acquired through hours of poring over grammar textbooks and memorising the Koran.

People with that milk moustache - I hope the calcium permeates their top lip so that the skull behind grows painfully out through their face.

'He had paid his debt to parents and society by painfully squiggling through the multidimensional mazes of formal and informal education and emerged, bloody and far from unbowed..