Sentence examples for sting of a from inspiring English sources

Hitters tend to fear the sting of a wooden bat.

"It kind of blunts the sting of a new decade".

We grow from feeling the sting of a mistake.

For example, the sting of a difficult childhood need not derail a rewarding adult life.

For the Alawites, these familiar accusations have the sting of a racist epithet.

But Canada has largely drawn the sting of a poisonous subject.

Everyone is looking for Clemens to feel the sting of a fastball.

Accordingly "The Atheist" has all the sting of a 10-year-old tabloid headline.

There is evidence that the Egyptian pharaoh Menes died from the sting of a wasp in 2641 BCE.

At 12-0, Russell has yet to feel the sting of a loss in his collegiate career.

He still remembers the sting of a critic for The New York Times reviewing a gallery show from that era.