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Ache in sentence

33 examples of Ache in a sentence

Many of the people living in countries not their own are refugees who never wanted to leave home and ache to go back home.
SL: It's when you get this stomach ache and all you do is scream for, like, four hours.
Your muscles begin to ache, you grow irritable, and you lose your appetite.
Our hearts ache, and then they break.
And this time, he'd gotten a bad back ache whenever he went jogging.
If you get a stomach ache, if you get a little bit bloated, was not the right food, was not the right cooking manipulation or maybe other things went wrong.
Even though I thankfully didn't get made fun of, it made my heart ache for those who do.
This film explores the aching pain in us all, the frown beneath the cheery facade, the ache below.
90% of the film had absolutely no plot whatsoever, i laughed so much my ribs began to ache. the bit where the old men when to capture Robert Duvall was ludicrous.
What are they going to do when someone has a tooth ache never mind giving birth... yea right.
There are moments in the film that are so dreadful, your teeth ache.
If you are not a girl under the age of ten, New York Minute will be a head ache inducing waste of 90 minutes of your time.
so if like me you grew up with tom and jerry or looney tunes and any other classic cartoon i urge you to stay away from this pile of garbage and the voices are awful so unless you want an ear ache...and this comes from a big sonic fan.
But overall it was a good movie that made your heart ache.
Remember, it make your eyes pop up, and head ache, but when it ends you wanna watch it again.
save yourself the same heart ache and just watch the first Starship Troopers again while imagining in your own mind the endless possibilities they could of embraced to build open, then if you really must, watch the second and third films and see how it was completely and utterly screwed up.
All he could do was to try to soothe the ache and endure it, and this he did.
It tormented him, it made his head ache behind his ears, because he thought about it so much.
And in so calm a voice, while the mere announcement of this sudden separation made his own heart ache.
But soon these violent crises subsided; hunger became only a low deep ache with the slow progressive languor of their strength.
She now felt constant ache all over her.
"Ah! don't mention it, my good Tom; the thought makes my head ache," replied the other, shrugging up his shoulders.
"This villainous fresh-water gas from the Canadas has been whistling among my bones till they ache with the cold, but the sight of your fiery countenance is as cheery as a Christmas fire."
There were some boys-and-girls' parties, but they were so few and so delightful that they only made the aching voids between ache the harder.
For my part, I confess I must complain however small the ache may be; unless this rule about not complaining extends to the squires of knights-errant also."
He was not put into better humour either, by the reflection that he had taken it into his head, early in the evening, to think he had got an ache there, and so stopped at home.
After nearly a week of uninterrupted clamor, blazing sunshine, and moving crowds clad in garments the colors of which made Tarvin's eyes ache, there arrived, by the same road that had borne Kate to the city, two carriages containing five Englishmen and three Englishwomen, who, later, walked about the city with lack-lustre eyes, bored by the official duty which compelled them to witness in the hot weather a crime which it was not only beyond them to hinder, but to which they were obliged to lend their official patronage.
Doesn't it ever make your head ache, Nick?
I found my arms swathed down--my feet tied so fast that mine ankles ache at the very remembrance--the place was utterly dark--the oubliette, as I suppose, of their accursed convent, and from the close, stifled, damp smell, I conceive it is also used for a place of sepulture.
It quite makes my forehead ache!'Alice watched the White Rabbit as he fumbled over the list, feeling very curious to see what the next witness would be like, '--for they haven't got much evidence yet,' she said to herself.