Sentence examples for week of suffering from inspiring English sources

There are a lot of things you can do at that hour when your circadian rhythms are out of whack (believe me, I've become an expert, after nearly a week of suffering like this), and some of my favorites include sorting laundry, ironing napkins and sitting bolt upright in a chair in a dark room while staring in despair at a wall.

The German soldiers came to refer to the week before the attack as 'the week of suffering'.

Gustav ended up being no Katrina, and the week of suffering was not as severe as the deathly mayhem of three years ago.

"After almost two weeks of suffering with unbearable back pain and unable to get any sleep, he was so weak and looked horrible".

But after weeks of suffering casualties from an enemy that detonates roadside bombs from afar and fires mortars under cover of darkness, American military officials seemed to relish the opportunity on Monday to claim credit for dealing the fighters a punishing blow.

Since long-lasting insecticidal bednets cover two people and lasts 3-4 yeach, each $2.50 bednet can reasonably be expected to prevent at least 6 cases of malaria 6 weeks of suffering in agony.

Binary logistic regression analyses were performed to estimate the crude and adjusted OR and 95% CI for the association between the different levels of severity of sexual violence and the 90th percentile of the number of 4-week periods of suffering for each pregnancy-related physical symptom.

Six weeks of suffering, August 18 What on earth have children done to Bindel?

But if the Colts win their third consecutive game, their weeks of suffering could go for naught.

It should hardly be necessary to make the point that my decision to choose assisted dying, to avoid a few more weeks of suffering, does not put into question the value of my life as a whole, nor the value of the life of others in particular, or humanity itself.

Veh explicitly denied suffering fatigue in the job – "not the case" – but he did seem tired of suffering unfortunate outcomes week in, week out, without any clear idea about a remedy.