Sentence examples for that will sting from inspiring English sources

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Nets' off-season began late Saturday, after a Game 7 loss that will sting long into summer.

He will miss next Sunday's game against Bradford at Odsal but it is the loss of Lima for the World Club that will sting Wigan, who have already had another of their new signings from Melbourne, Brett Finch, and the reigning Man of Steel, Pat Richards, ruled out with injury.

Langergraber, who studies the evolution of cooperation and social relationships in wild chimpanzees, notes that there's compelling evidence in finches, crows, and gorillas that some behaviors like learning to use tools or eat nettles that will sting unless they are handled just so have genetic underpinnings.

Although I was told that if they brush your lips, that will sting.

Brooks offers direct funeral services for as little as £499 and, unlike many other funeral directors, ensure that there's hidden extras that will sting you at the end.

It was the sort of night that will sting in the morning, baseball's version of a hangover, when a team can only hope the joy of the evening will be worth the inevitable pain.

He parts company with his bike, slides about 15 metres across the surface of the road (that'll sting later), grabs his bike, clambers back on board and heads off down the hill.

This island is overflowing with things that will bite you, sting you, burn you, or generally maim and torture you.

In a moment she will plunge into the little waves thrown up by the desert breeze, and bob effortlessly on her back supported by the planet's most buoyant water, so saturated with salt that it will sting scratches she never knew she had.

The CIA's request to confine Zubaydah in a cramped box with an insect was granted by Bybee, who told the CIA it could place a harmless insect in the box and tell Zubaydah that it will sting him but it won't kill him.

Be warned, though, that vinegar will sting any cuts you have on your hands or scalp.