Sentence examples for sore who from inspiring English sources
The Blues played without Sam Kerridge (illness) and Jack Silvagni (sore), who were replaced by Nick Graham and Andrejs Everitt.
In her 1940s unpublished memoir she refers to Wright as a "cancer sore" who "spent most of his time claiming everything and swiping everything".
Mahony rails against class structure, imperialism, environmental degradation and of course Wright, whom she never names but refers to as "a cancer sore" who "originated very little but spent most of his time claiming everything and swiping everything".
And at his gate was laid a poor man named Lazarus, covered with sores, who desired to be fed with what fell from the rich man's table...
If I should die and leave you here a while, be not like others sore undone, who keep long vigil by the silent dust.
One prosecutor, Summer Tanasi, is also a sore winner who can't believe her public-defender adversary really thought she had a chance.
My daughter was disappointed at such sore losers, who couldn't even celebrate the good day of a team also composed of American citizens.
Ms. Gilbert and her backers accuse Ms. Harper and her camp of being sore losers who trumped up accusations of voting fraud simply to give Ms. Harper a second chance.
According to The Courant, Mr. Bliss responded that Mr. Shays was "a classless, bitter sore loser who should do the people of Connecticut a favor and keep his mouth shut".
Cole's, however, asserts that it created the sandwich in 1908, possibly for a customer with sore gums, who requested that the crunchy bread be softened with meat juice.
And Obama had some power — if not to stop Clinton, at least to make her look like a sore loser who was trying to torpedo the party's chances in November.
