Sentence examples for to heartache from inspiring English sources
noun
Very sincere and difficult emotional problems or stress
Their fans are no strangers to heartache.
It was merely the prelude to heartache.
No ballpark, with the exception of Wrigley Field in Chicago, is so closely linked to heartache.
Mr. Timberlake, meanwhile, had one thing on his mind: romance, from flirtation to heartache.
I don't see how any technique could provide so fast and thorough a salve to heartache.
The winding trail of questions and answers eventually came to "heartache".
At her loneliest ebb, she would text herself, just to vent her heartache.
It is a personal gamble that is to cause him heartache both professionally and personally.
Mr. Gohmert later issued an apology, saying he was sorry "if my comments caused heartache to anyone in Colorado".
Understand you will always be their little loved one, and they want to spare you heartache.
The title means "to get over" or "to remove heartache or longing", referring to the separation the musicians feel from their Tuareg camp homeland.
