Sentence examples for some sweat from inspiring English sources
After some sweat was spent, the two employees returned to their posts.
He wiped some sweat off the freckles that dotted his face.
The inner sides are smooth and hairless, with some sweat glands.
"This is where a photographer is really a photographer," he said, wiping some sweat from his chin.
He described the mentality this way: "I'll bring in an associate and have him work for some sweat equity and get him financing later".
The natural habitat of the Fun Lovin' Criminals is some sweat-soaked cavern like the Astoria, so the cool formality of the Festival Hall could easily have been the kiss of death.
As Australia is the destination for England's three-Test tour this summer – an interesting prospect indeed, given that Jones is a Tasmanian who coached the Wallabies for four years in the early Noughties – the message is clear: there will be some sweat-bucket sessions between now and the conclusion of the domestic season at the back end of May.
With his one treatment, having some sweating is highly likely.
"After a few minutes, they usually want to put on some sweats".
Sell-out rock shows usually mean a lot of shouting, some sweating, maybe a few drunken pass-outs.
