Sentence examples for uncomfortable days from inspiring English sources

Uncomfortable days are ahead for Clemens.

"This research suggests that the really uncomfortable days are getting more uncomfortable," he added.

Wally was in my house in Sea-Clift for five uncomfortable days.

They shot multiple takes (a shower scene took two uncomfortable days) and the takes were often long (topping out at 44 minutes).

Lowell, the most valuable player of the 2007 World Series, must have endured some uncomfortable days as the Teixeira negotiations unfolded.

At its worst, when it's a seemingly endless string of hours spent waiting for a sensible passage to appear across a computer screen, I recall the silent, lonely and uncomfortable days that I've endured in the woods.

THIS Labor Day should be an uncomfortable day for our political leaders, and for comfortable readers of this newspaper, too.

But after reading Ms. Moyer's thorough discussion of the available research (and it's well worth the click), I'm even less inclined to blame the epidural for that particularly uncomfortable day, and less inclined, too, to credit the natural childbirth for its relative ease (with relative being the operative term).

"David Cameron's sympathy visit was knocked off course," says the Times, summing up an uncomfortable day.

With systems powered down to conserve electricity, after an uncomfortable day in space, the skilled pilot was eventually able to align the spacecraft to re-enter the atmosphere.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Tuesday could be an uncomfortable day for Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who is scheduled to testify before the Congressional Oversight Panel on the Obama administration's management of bailout money.