Sentence examples for stings at from inspiring English sources

Loneliness stings at any age.

My palm still stings at the memory.

"Sometimes, it stings at me," Baker said.

In January, the agency launched stings at ninety-eight 7-Eleven franchises in seventeen states.

I always thought of that incomparable voice as being like an acupuncture needle: It stings at first, but once it gets under your skin, all tension fades.

"We're planning compliance checks and stings at retail," he said, "the same way we check compliance for age limits on cigarette and alcohol purchases".

"Everyone was getting stung at the same time," she added.

John Kennedy got stung at the Bay of Pigs.

She tells him that Canon Urchfont died from a wasp sting at a harvest festival.

He enjoyed an eight-year sting at the company, which was also once State-owned.

Some species have a powerful sting at the tip of the abdomen.