Sentence examples for perpetual headache from inspiring English sources
"I had a perpetual headache".
The imagery is romantic, but the practicalities of the 1893 border have been a perpetual headache for both Afghanistan and what is now Pakistan and since the toppling of the Taliban in 2001 for the outside world as well.
For the first few months, it was like waking up with a bad hangover every single morning but never getting to drink — I was nauseated but hungry, afflicted with a perpetual headache, and really qualified only to watch television and moan.
Human trafficking and sexual offenders have been a perpetual headache for rights groups, since the crimes are so heinous and are often facilitated by privacy, they often warrant new forays into preserving security at the cost of liberty.
Jeb Bush qualified his experience at the famed Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass., as "a perpetual headache for me.
I was living with a constant fogginess in my head, a perpetual headache, and my short-term memory was practically non-existent.
That perpetual financial headache for parents translates into gold for those who make a business of catering to it.
Menzies provides the propulsion; Slorach stalks the stage, swinging his limbs like a Sunday league centre back hacking at a ball stuck in mud; Edkins transforms into a perpetual malcontent, thrashing at his guitar while screaming the lyrics to songs with names such as Headache, Spit You Out and Nausea.
Louisiana and Illinois were perpetual leaders.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
Nothing is truly perpetual.
