"sore body" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to describe a physical condition where one's body is experiencing discomfort or pain. Example: After the intense workout, my muscles were sore and my body felt tired.
He rubs the sleep from his eyes and stretches out a sore body.
Teams, worried that opponents will focus on sore body parts, usually disguise concussions on injury reports as something else.
Panthers, 21-13 Pittsburgh (0-3) at Jacksonville (2-2) Pittsburgh quarterback Kent Graham is hurting all over with all kinds of sore body parts.
He has devoted most of his life to trying to make the Giants feel better, one sore body part at a time.
As Allan Houston anticipated playing in his first game of the preseason tonight against the Nets at Continental Arena, he joked that his sore body parts had helped him temporarily forget his right knee, on which he had arthroscopic surgery.
He found his bottle of chloroquine and, unable to locate his water jug, chewed three tablets and lay in his string bed, the drums beating against his eyes and ears, his sore body, his sore head.
There were a lot of sore bodies in the changing room.
There are a lot of sore bodies in the dressing room, a lot of people who are emotionally drained.
Many pro football players regularly soak their sore bodies in numbing tubs of icy water; the Internet is full of videos that show them grimacing from the cold.
None of them, however, had proudly worn No. 33 since 1985, dragging their sore bodies up the floor until they could barely run.
There are a lot of sore bodies, a lot of people are emotionally drained Jamie Heaslip, Ireland "I hope that's not the case," he said.
