In an interview with the Associated Press, he described being beaten in jail and sent to a room known as "the bus," where he was bound painfully to a tiny chair for an entire day.
My first reading, as a teenager, brought me painfully through only a tiny fraction of it.
The women wearing this rather voluminous combination were perched on top of unnaturally tiny and painfully bound feet.
"The Arrogant Years," instead, finds its center in 1960s America, where a broken Leon fades mutely into the background, and Edith emerges, a wounded bird painfully trying to finagle some tiny measure of success or happiness for her blighted loved ones.
Bears who are victims of the bile industry may spend their entire lives in tiny cages being painfully farmed for their bile.
Georgie grew up painfully thin, painfully shy, and painfully unconfident of his abilities.
Evidently, they left out some tiny details, including how painfully steep and long it was.
Ultima motives Reprints Related items The criminal crucible that is KosovoFeb 15th 2001Back in Belgrade, the constitutional future of the rump Yugoslav federation of Serbia and tiny Montenegro is still painfully unresolved.
Beyonce and baby Blue Ivy turned heads for the second day in a row in New York, when the singer stepped out in a painfully fashionable spring outfit -- and baby Blue in tiny gold Marc Jacobs flats.
The search has been painfully slow because of the time-consuming thoroughness associated with searching for tiny fragments--some microscopic--of bomb-making materials and by the need to avoid possible booby traps.
Although the tiny insect can't be seen, the mite's damage is painfully conspicuous: curled leaves, distorted growth, swollen galls.
