Sentence examples for slightly sore from inspiring English sources

THE history of quality is a slightly sore subject for American automakers.

As it happens, I have been bothered by a slightly sore Achilles for the last few months.

"He jogged sound on the road, but when we flexed the ankle he was slightly sore," Northrop said.

But if I have a slightly sore throat or a runny nose, I always try to say that I am "fighting off" the virus instead.

Tired and slightly sore, I hopped in the Accord for an hour-and-40-minute trip to an assignment in Montpelier.

It continued: "His only complaints involve little things like a slightly sore back as well as a 10-hour period during which it was minus 20 degrees Celsius in the cockpit".

A small study published in August in The European Journal of Sport Science found that runners who rubbed the substance onto their legs every four hours for three days after a punishing workout felt slightly less sore afterward than runners who did not.

Although slightly bothered by a sore hip, Flutie is fully recovered from a torn groin muscle that forced him to miss most of training camp and the first four weeks of the season.

The radiation left Navratilova sore, tired and slightly depressed.

How Paerson avoided major injury after her brutal crash landing remains a mystery, but the even bigger surprise was seeing her — terribly sore but only slightly shaken — win a bronze medal in the super combined the next day.

But when Toomer, bothered by a slightly pulled hamstring and a sore toe, couldn't seem to get open against the Cowboys, he was benched in the second quarter.