Sentence examples for throbbing ankle from inspiring English sources

Martin scored 4 points and pulled down five rebounds in the first half against the Suns, before deciding he needed to rest his throbbing ankle.

Martin, whose throbbing ankle prompted him at halftime to have X-rays, which were negative, was unsure if he would play Thursday against Houston.

Confronted with difficulty of any kind — a throbbing ankle, a stitch in the side, cold, hunger, headwinds, loneliness, despair, boredom, grief — runners will inevitably talk about "running through it".

I pulled myself to my feet, smiled unconvincingly, and limped on in worried silence – Alan thinking about his broken rucksack, me about my throbbing ankle… and Tom about his choice of teammates.

Her hand hurts, head is throbbing, and ankle is on fire.

Sick of the pain throbbing in my ankle, I swallowed a handful of Advil in the bathroom.

I didn't, though, because my ankle was throbbing.

No -- you cry into a whole milk latte, when your ankle is throbbing just slightly because you turned it by stepping awkwardly on cobblestone.

Within days, my daughter's ankle had stopped throbbing, and soon she was back to sports and dancing.

That weight may also be the burden that he seemed to be carrying around late in the season and early in the playoffs while trying to play with a swollen knee, an achy ankle and a throbbing finger, which he still tapes.

Ankle is muddy, throbbing and dripping, and frighteningly squishy when I grip it.