Sentence examples for starts throbbing from inspiring English sources

His head starts throbbing, and he starts searching in the cupboard for something "worth keeping": It wasn't only his head that was pounding, but his heart.

If your head starts throbbing around the first day of your period, it's probably more than just a headache: It's a menstrual migraine.

When I run I need motivation to keep me going because, several miles in, my right knee starts throbbing, then my left, followed by the ugly bunions on my feet.

My temples started throbbing.

Often times, I'll be in mid-sentence and my telltale heart will start throbbing.

He gave her his phone, and an electronic ballad started throbbing from the car's front speakers.

"I was sitting on the bench and it started throbbing a little bit and I looked at it and it was pretty swollen".

But when I clicked on "rose garden" to peruse its list of what's growing there, I got an error message, which said, "Sorry, the file you requested does not exist". My temples started throbbing.

I am curious as to whether I should wait for a lightbulb moment that zaps my brain and wires the message "It's baby time!" through my mind in baby pink and blue bubble writing, or whether my womb will gradually start throbbing with desire if I meet someone I can see a future with.

Even on days that are not ideal ice cream weather -- 70 degrees is best, over 95 is worst -- a line forms when he opens shop at 11 a.m. and never lets up until he pulls away at 7 p.m. On weekends, he stays until 9 p.m., or until his feet start throbbing.

During the appetizer course escamoles de Mezquital, or red ant eggs my feet started throbbing.