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Discover Ludwig"start hurting" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to begin to experience physical or emotional pain. Example: After running for an hour, my legs started hurting, and I had to stop for a break.
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The knees start hurting, and the back goes bad".
"Shoulders and knees and even some joints that usually don't hurt start hurting.
You start cutting back from here and it is going to start hurting them.
If the PCB's start hurting the river again you just won't see any of this".
"I just think it's wear and tear, and I can't pinpoint exactly what caused it to start hurting".
If he does regain his touch, it appears that he is well placed to start hurting opponents again.
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The late start hurt in several ways, according to Ernst Malmsten, Boo's chief executive.
"It's a frustrating year from a team standpoint — the slow start hurt us again," Trout said.
Her hands started hurting, too.
But then his knees started hurting.
"It grew deformed, and just started hurting.
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