Sentence examples for some perspiration from inspiring English sources

As Santana prepares to pitch, he often wipes his left hand along his right forearm to pick up some perspiration.

He resumed the grip, and with a mighty effort, grunting and groaning and with some perspiration, emitted a strained "Aarrgh!" and a guttural, "No way!" My feet never left the ground.

Try spraying them with some perspiration.

To show some appreciation: Perspiration.

Any new career or endeavour is going to take some upfront perspiration to get going!

Still, some things, namely perspiration, can't and couldn't be prevented, either on screen or in daily life.

Flintoff was recalled and at last he gained some reward for his perspiration.

In conditions of humid heat, however, the humidity of the surrounding air prevents the evaporation of perspiration to some extent, and overheating may result.

This "externalization" of symptoms is commonly observed by homeopaths who witness that approximately 20-30 percent of their patients with a chronic illness tend to experience skin symptoms, nasal or bronchial discharges, diarrhea, early menstruation with clots, profuse perspiration, or some other externalization of the disease process after an effective homeopathic treatment is provided.

Soak up some of your underarm perspiration.

Between heaves, she turns to me and says with a mouth festooned in vomit, spit, and perspiration, "This is some really great healing".