Sentence examples for sweats of from inspiring English sources

After five years, the nausea, diarrhea and sweats of stage fright bested him.

Comfort food is an outright necessity in winter, but the enervating sweats of summer require even more comfort: keeping cool is harder than staying warm.

The pour is calculated for each resident to be just enough to stave off the shakes and sweats of detox, which for alcohol is particularly unpleasant – seizures from alcohol deprivation can be fatal.

Most of those in charge are young and relative newcomers, not the old sweats of legend in all parties who knew the rules inside out, what you could get away with or not.

In dry, hot places "your body sweats, of course, but you don't realize it because it dries so quickly," said Ms. Hadfield, who has crewed at the Badwater 135.

This high-concept, late-second-act plot twist to a life lived on the business pages and the gossip columns may not have quite the poignant glamour of Dick Diver's downward spiral into the obscurity of successively smaller upstate towns, but it seems to speak directly to the escapist fantasies as well as the 3am night sweats of Manhattan's hyperachieving class.

Books predict that automation will end sweat-of-the-brow work in the next century.

By the sweat of their brow.

It felt unpleasantly like the sweat of fear.

Beneath the sweat, of course, is a heart of gold.

It's going to come from the sweat of associates".