painfully

As he managed to get out of the shoe painfully, he was surprised to find the cause of his lasting torment was only a grain of sand.

That young guy painfully reminisced of the dark days when he was deeply addicted to the drugs.

Just stand back, ' he growled, as he lifted himself painfully to his feet. Obviously his leg hurt him, and he sat down quickly.

Their son, Andy, was recently knocked off his mother's health insurance and only painfully reinstated for a large fee.

After a while slowly and painfully he began to tell his story.

When they returned the bus, the girl sat with Vingo again, and after a while, slowly and painfully, he began to tell his story.

While tapping out my thoughts on the matter, it seemed painfully clear how difficult of a question this really is.

But, although it has been painfully reticent, Safe only seems to have bought small slices of western companies so far.

When they returned to the bus, the girl sat with Vingo again, and after a while, slowly and painfully, he began to tell his story.

"Even allowing for that, stone-tool progress looks painfully slow, " says Chris Stringer of the Natural History Museum in London.

I remember so painfully today how much I wanted her quick and positive "No" to my question.

It has become painfully apparent that this has put the dividend income of many investors at unnecessary risk.

Visitors to Stubblebine's offices at Arlington, Virginia, are told of him repeatedly walking at walls - only to bounce painfully off them.

He turned painfully in his bed and looked at his white hands, with all the work gone out of them.

"Thank. . . you. . . for. . . your concern, " his wife gasped out painfully.

I painfully regret not saying goodbye. But I knew if I saw them the day I left, I wouldn't be able to get on the plane.

At a time of painfully surging food prices, that would be a hefty boon for the needy.

I do remember so painfully today how much I wanted her quick and positive "No" to my question.

All this made me painfully aware that we had no memorial for his mother, no place we could go to talk about her.

As a painfully shy child, Picard would often cover her eyes when walking into a crowded room.

Margaret was painfully aware that her own background did not match up to those of the people with whom she was now mixing.

And under his voice and the command of his shaping hands the rocks drew together, painfully, trying to be whole, to meet.

To see the women in Jerusalem painfully crying, such as Jesus said "Do not cry for me, just cry for you and your sons" .

He too was known for movie- star good looks , until an attempt to poison him on the eve of the 2004 election left him painfully disfigured .

Such knowledge is a true gift, for all that it is painfully won, and it has been worth more to me than any qualification I ever earned.

that this has made it painfully hard for mainstream fixed-income investors to get returns, without taking very wild risks.

Your English is all good, here hoped do not have again to appear, I look very painfully!

When things forced to have to really want to leave her husband, the wife painfully holding her husband could not bear her husband a life .

At the bottom of the stairs he pulls himself along painfully, crawling hand over hand closer to that heavenly smell.

We both felt painfully sensible that between us and these people there was an iron barrier, which could not be removed by our new friend.

The latest rounds of UN talks and negotiations have been painfully slow, with the next meeting to be held in Bonn this month.

Hughes' play over the next few weeks will take on added significance with Gibson sidelined and Damon Jones in a painfully protracted slump.

But even a man who may have come painfully close to killing Bin Laden feels the need to look cool for a teenage child.

The dollar is going to grind painfully lower over the next couple of years.

Walking, staring at the interminable forest porch, Simon tripped over a berry-bush and painfully scratched both his feet.

In Britain, alas, it is painfully hard to see beyond the next election.

slowly and painfully beginning to comprehend how his early denial of pain led him at times into damaging patterns of behavior.

Last week, Cisco's troubles were made painfully apparent when the company announced there would be layoffs, likely in the thousands.

All day he ran painfully, and when they camped for the night, he lay down like a dead dog.

This conclusion just restates the thesis and is usually painfully short.

Elom vision is so sensitive to the dark that bright lights can painfully stun an Elom.

Kazimi claimed to have been suspended by his arms for long periods, causing his legs to swell painfully.

Kael'thas painfully concluded that the Sunwell, the heart of their society, must be destroyed.

Experiences like this just make it painfully clear how far we still are from having truly personal TV.

In the Balkans progress tends to be painfully slow.

Many high decibel noises come fron machines, but machines are not the only producers of painfully loud noises.

One day an old man showed up uninvited at the party. He wore rags and was painfully thin.

As the housing crisis unfolds, painfully slow as most of these houses are primary residences, the banks will start to take tons of losses.

Some, like eating painfully spicy food, are accidental, at least in their specificity.

My sister became addicted to drugs, and I watched painfully as her life spiraled out of control.

It might be impossible, and even if there were willing lenders, the interest rates would be painfully high.

We were warned that the post-recession recovery, now marking its second anniversary, would be painfully slow.

Temporary housing is going up across the region, but at a painfully slow pace, evacuees say.

That is painfully obvious in foreign and security policy but applies just as much to the economy.

Goldman Sachs economists' optimistic scenario is a couple years of mild recession or painfully slow economy growth.

And the big change came to the homework , then I seemed to be free of them at all instead of painfully wondering to choose A or B.

Women who have tried to conceive using in vitro fertilization (IVF) methods are painfully aware that timing is of the essence.

Most probably, however, it faces years of painfully high unemployment and sluggish growth.

But Eustace can only be freed by allowing Aslan's claws to painfully tear off the dragon's flesh.

In 2009 my mother fell victim to cancer and I watched her die slowly and painfully as she battled it.

Walking around with a junk drawer on your shoulder can also be painfully embarrassing.

One doesn't try to hold oneself in the state of meditation, the state of awareness. One doesn't try painfully to stick to it.

New sources of growth, he insists, have to be found by drastically (and painfully) shrinking the state.

The ECB holds at least 20 per cent of the Greek, Portuguese and Irish debt, yet yields remain painfully high.

Ernest Hemingway once said writing was like bleeding, which means that it either comes naturally or painfully. Or both.

It was shown only on Shanghai television, along with a painfully slow feed relayed through the internet.

However cold start-up can be painfully slow as the OS seeks the various bits it needs in the sometimes very large Java libraries.

In Europe, the big economies of Germany and France returned to growth six months ago but consumer spending remains painfully weak.

If sounds appear painfully loud, don't hesitate to ask people to speak softly.

To anyone who has worked on an MMOG, the key bottleneck is painfully obvious -- the link between the game server and the clients.

These kinds of thoughts were nothing new. Ever since the petite blonde could remember, she had been painfully shy.

His mother answered painfully in a cry.

Actuall we all understand this point, but why so painfully impressive until we undergo?

don' want to see my beloved grandmother lying in a hospital I t bed and groaning painfully.

Kevin: We have painfully experienced that the lack of planning and governance has led to many chaotic SOA implementations.

I don't want to see my beloved grandmother lying in a hospital bed and groaning painfully.

For me, the part of Freeman's book that rings most painfully true is his analysis of how the new technology threatens family relationships.

As many investors have painfully discovered, it is perhaps harder to sell pay-television in Germany than in any other rich country.

Two nights ago, Hurricane Irene was taking her sweet time, making her painfully slow path up the East Coast towards New York.

When they returned to the bus, the girl sat with Virgo again, and after a while, slowly and painfully, he told his story.

She can feel her heart pounding painfully as she finished the race.

Man, I discovered painfully, has no power to change his own nature.

"But more important was a painfully learned, newfound appreciation for diversification. "

One painfully obvious answer is: bad enough to have lost his job.

The other thing I remember was the painfully slow reaction of the administration of George H.

It was the Sherry incident over again, the remembrance of which came painfully back to Carrie.

You must understand that, from the users' perspective, a painfully slow application is the same as an application that's not working at all.

Drinking brought a painfully shy man out of his shell.

An elderly lady, dreadfully crippled with arthritis, used to hobble painfully to church on two crutches .

The answer to that question is now, of course, painfully apparent.

An elderly lady, dreadfully crippled with arthritis, used to hobble painfully to church on two crutches .

The answer to that question is now, of course, painfully apparent.

Tess was quite serious, painfully serious by this time; and she tried - ultimately and unexpectedly emitting a real round sound.

The problem with years of rapid growth is that it hides problems that are then painfully exposed when times are hard.

I explained how I had become an even better back rubber for a 16-year-old daughter painfully stretching herself into adult shape.

She was painfully aware of her shortcomings.

Stirred by the invigorating spring, men, like infants cutting their teeth, somehow, itched painfully from the budding of new life.

After his failings on MPs' expenses (see article), it was painfully clear that he had to go.

For about two years there, I was just painfully alone and really not focused on anything, except maybe thinking a lot.

Like many young Yi women, Aniu is painfully shy. While we're talking, she frequently hides her face and gazes at her fingernails.

For exporters the currency is once again painfully strong, as it was before September.

It is important to determine your strengths and weaknesses. So you know that you are painfully shy.

The tragic human cost of the financial crisis is already becoming painfully apparent.

Constantly identified with the harshness of moral yearnings, concern for the integrity of beings is painfully demonstrated.

Each gold seeker began by moving his supplies to the bottom of the mountain. Their progress to the mountain was painfully slow.

When one's memory of an emotionally painfully experience leads to serious anxiety, forgetting may produce relief.

Flip-flops are a mainstay of summertime footwear, but they can be painfully bad for your feet and legs, new research shows.

Probably most painfully, his forays into economics and philosophy often have met with considerable scepticism, especially from academia.

Crop yields are painfully low, but improving production of staples demands emissions-heavy fertilizer and irrigation technologies.

If not for you, I must be shivering in the despair and fear, groaning painfully.

It is actually so difficult that most executable processes are still painfully hard-coded in our solutions, one line at a time.

Lincoln painfully drops to his knees and the police restrain him.

Current growth is consistent with a painfully slow reduction in the unemployment rate.

All the painfully gathered German experience was expressed on this bombing.

There were power droughts; sudden failures of the delta-inducer brought painfully abrupt returns to consciousness.

All that groping leads to a pace of change that is painfully slow.

His bladder finally burst, killing him slowly and painfully over the next 11 days.

For Europe, it's about responding to a painfully obvious reality: The current setup is unsustainable.

It was a painfully fitting metaphor for the country's general malaise.

Always remember the sui dynasty perish emperor taizong painfully learned, the employment sage, spontaneous, smell that change.

His books emerged painfully through many revisions, each draft being a way of postponing the final one.

Over the past two months, she's made some progress, but it's been painfully slow and is easily forgotten.

PATIENT leaving the dentist will insist, through painfully gritted teeth, that they feel just fine, thanks, lest the drill comes out again.

Downloading music over wireless networks is still a painfully slow business, even with 3G mobile networks.

He was painfully anxious to see her.

High-volume jobs that dominate one press brake operator's time and create a painfully repetitious task for that employee.

They have learned, usually quite painfully, that they don't know in advance which edges are going to work and which ones aren't.

When Confucius' disciples questioned him, Confucius painfully explained, "The citizens of Chen are unworthy of being bowed to. "

We all know we lost jobs, but they painfully remind us in such a cruel way.

And the new versions of software will make your equipment seem painfully slow in two years, and obsolete in four.

The Twitter Web interface is so painfully simple, and hardly a work of beautiful artsy design.

It is a sort of calm but painfully blocked ecstasy.

Anyway, it's strange I never mentioned that though I painfully lost that treasure. What's more, that couldn't be downloaded any longer.

I hate that pair of shoes; it is a pair of painfully tight ones.

There comes a time in every project when, in hindsight, certain decisions seem painfully obvious.

By now mother was the breast painfully swollen frequently.

Slowly and painfully I was able to regain some strength and muscles, and built my weight back to 180 lbs.

In a peaceful and prosperous country, nobody would have painfully found an able man to govern it and praise his wisdom and talent.

Spaniards and Greeks, by contrast, have been whisked abruptly, and painfully, from boom to bust.

The mastitis is the acute suppurative disease which causes by the painfully hot sun person handsome breast.

This time round, the central banks' faults are painfully visible.

His most visible weakness is a wooden manner in public, painfully on display in his speeches after the crash.

They are painfully aware of the damage months of repression have done to the Islamic Republic'sclaimstomoral rectitude.

The history of rich countries recovering, albeit painfully, from large natural disasters is encouraging.

Eye rolling is a painfully obvious sign of contempt, and it's a powerful predictor that your relationship is in serious trouble.

So he climbed painfully to a hundred feet and flapped his wings harder, pressing for shore.

If not for you, I must be shellovering in the despair and fear, groaning painfully.

The structural transformation from low-productivity farm labour to higher-productivity industry has been painfully slow.

A television programme consisting largely of all but unwatchable monologues lingered painfully on the airwaves and then died, unlamented.

It was a high-pitched screech, and it was fast becoming painfully loud. I looked up, startled.

It could have raised more money, earlier, but the hands of Indian policymaking turn slowly and painfully.

Liu Yan looks helplessly sickness dog suffering, helplessly looks painfully their asphyxiation, cried difficultly corona many times.

But history--and China--shows it's usually a distant next best thing, painfully vulnerable to the vagaries of self interest.

He had painfully written out a first draft.

5If not for you, I must be shivering in the despair and fear, groaning painfully.

These days, Americans worry most about an economic recovery that President Obama calls "painfully slow" .

Painfully won credibility is its greatest asset. It must not be lost.

on the contrary, it is painfully hard to disentangle where the liabilities and tangible assets lie.

Some patients had had arms and legs amputated, while some had their entire bodies affected by the disease that painfully worsens each day.

After 1990, Japanese consumption grew substantially faster than GDP as the country painfully rebalanced its growth model.

People who sliced a body already to once experience then can chew that kind of big solitude, greatly painfully sad of taste.

Qiao Jean entire body none the area isn't painful, particularly center of the chest, is also painfully and profoundly.

Painfully stylish with a permanent snooty look on their face?

For farmers, the effects of a poor monsoon are painfully clear.

I am painfully aware of the disappointment of friends and many others who rely on me to fight the good fight.

I would still guess that before next year is out, the market will drop painfully from current levels.

Hundreds of thousands of people were exterminated, slowly and painfully.

Since the invasion of 2003 America has worked hard and painfully to bring about a fragile internal peace in Iraq.

The monarchies in Malaysia and Cambodia have painfully lost influence to populist commoners.

Dell painfully learned: The purpose is not perfect, users are useful purpose.

A dramatist was asked to amend the play. He had painfully drawn up a first draft.

He said painfully: I don't want to die. . .

A weakness came to her limbs and her heart beat painfully.

During depression, they might feel painfully sad, hopeless, and immobilized.

Droughts, viruses, bacteria and parasites are all painfully natural.

Even with the prohibition against criticism, the soccer team's players are painfully aware of their shortcomings.

House prices are tumbling, petrol and grocery prices are painfully high and wages have stagnated for years.

Now that the bubble has burst, the consequences of China's entry in the trade arena have become painfully apparent.

You can learn slowly , and sometimes painfully , by just waiting for life to happen to you.

The young man painfully recounted those dark days of drug addiction.

Uses in the courage being hot and damp, chest rib painfully swollen, the disgusting vomit, urinates yellow red.

You can learn it slowly, and sometimes painfully, by just waiting for life to happen to you.

For one thing, the borrowing costs of countries along Europe's southern fringe remain painfully high.

And as the shuttle Challenger in 1986 and Columbia in 2003 painfully illustrate, launch and landing glitches can turn deadly in an instant.

Yet even this painfully-bought self-knowledge found its way into his comedic creations.

With millions of mortgages needing this relief, the renegotiation process will be painfully slow.

I pleaded all the way, telling him how sorry I was, but he simply ignored me, continuing on silently, thoughtfully and painfully.

Remember, dentistry is painfully expensive, so be proactive and take care of your teeth.

He raises a bottle of bourbon and knocks it back. The radio plays softly, painfully romantic, taunting him.

Judged by modern standards it was painfully inadequate.

You can larn slowly, and sometimes painfully, by just waiting for life to happen to you.

My wood shop is a painfully vivid illustration of this problem.

The role reversal that's under way between American men and women shows up most obviously and painfully in the working class.

Yet even this painfully -bought self-knowledge found its way into his comic creations.

Seeing his painfully shy character find a soul mate in Emily Watson makes for an enthralling motion picture experience.

At school, your classmates start to snicker, and it's painfully obvious that everyone finds your crazy new hairdo thoroughly ridiculous.

The banker, who could be painfully blunt, was annoyed when his cellphone rang.

It is torn, intrigued by its new possibilities but painfully aware that alone it does not count for much in the world.

When I cut Ratskyout of the cast, she painfully tottered a few steps, trembling.

He was almost painfully looked at this "unfortunate woman crazy. "

"American workers [in the 1930s] had painfully few of the social safety nets that today help families, " Romer said.

In wolves' life, nothing can take place of their unyielding spirit, which makes them survive arduously and painfully.

Firms in the southern Chinese manufacturing belt are being painfully squeezed.

Wet evil, the painfully hot sun evil and the blood stasis is sign of this sickness.

It is ultimately the market response that will count most, as Spaniards are being painfully reminded.

The minute the left, he propped himself up on one elbow, painfully and laboriously, and looked out the window.

Some Lib Dem suffering is painfully ironic: they are attacked now as unprincipled rogues saying anything to get ahead.

People who take the medication but continue to eat fatty foods, suffer from painfully bloated stomachs and diarrhea .

A service that most people used at a painfully slow speed on a dial-up modem.

Some of them shed their own blood to voice their painfully oppressed situation.

We are painfully learning that the world's mega-banks are too complex to manage, too big to fail and too hard to restructure.

It is recovering, but painfully, and after a deep recession, despite unprecedented monetary and fiscal easing.

"To you, I enumerate what . . . . . . " she painfully bites lower lips, could not feel ache.

painfully devoured by the great worm Catyrpelius!

If you try to accelerate a bowling ball by kicking it, you may become painfully aware of Newton third law.

The painfully slow process of deleveraging continues to handicap the prospect of recovery.

Her painfully told, detailed account had brought those days back clearly in everyone's mind.

The World Bank, you see, wants the world to know that it is finally opening up, albeit slowly and, at times, a bit painfully.

Nonetheless, Pierre and Eliane are painfully aware of the consequences of Digit's reliance on them.

"no. definitely not. " Ironhand painfully answers, "there's nothing else worse than killing someone. "

As domestic and export demand recovers, it will be painfully clear that Russia does not have enough gas to satisfy all its customers.

Mismatch is a cruel word to use at this rarified level of football, so let us just say the final was painfully one-sided.

All this progress is painfully slow at first.

But bloodletting was painfully recent, distrust is rife and hatred still lurks.

The people of both countries are painfully ignorant of each others' customs.

Some boldly approach strangers to sell a product, yet they are painfully timid in telling others about their Savior.

To date, the response of the international community has been painfully slow.

Until the first world war, . . . . he was painfully virginal.

Her painfully thin petals touch, wind, she is not swinging, but Spencer animals and small, charming, looking very distressed people.

While many business people are dismayed by the scant availability of credit, they are also painfully aware of inflation.

No matter which way I lay down, my zits will painfully rub against my pillow and bed, keeping me awake.

Now that you've painfully set up your guests by hand, you can actually reboot the machine and start using the Xen kernel.

In the arcane world of scholarship and science, promotions are seldom speedy and almost always painfully slow.

In reality, another and better world is painfully and fitfully coming into being.

Yet for all the mutual appreciation, he got one matter painfully wrong.

People who take medication but continue to eat fatty foods, suffer from painfully bloated stomachs and diarrhea.

But Italian justice is painfully slow (the Perugia appeal required 20 days of hearings, yet they were strung out over 11 months).

AMERICA has been painfully conditioned by its past two presidential elections.

It takes a lot of time, time equals money, the money runs out, and the startup fails painfully.

No need to break loose painfully , or, never wanted to forgive him.

Sees rain the male pour in the room dime, facial expression painfully between the breeze Xin I of the arm is curved in struggle.

Having learnt, impressively but painfully, how to do a better job of fighting insurgencies, America should not rush into more such wars.

The effects of the resource curse are painfully clear in Africa.

He was painfully aware that the family was divided in its attitude.

Europe has very painfully learned to live with boundaries.

They grow, they bulge, they stretch and sometimes they even painfully pull.

Secondly, whatever the proponents of decoupling may say, Beijing is painfully aware that a global slowdown will crimp growth.

I felt everything was cold. The coldness pricked my heart painfully.

He grew painfully aware that the family was divided in its attitude.

Grandpa Wan grew painfully aware that the family were divided in their attitude.