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Our palms sweated , we might have been short of breath, and filled with trembling knees, nausea, a stomachache, and a rapid heartbeat.

Only I myself knew how much I sweated.

I sweated out the conversation with him for 2 hours.

She calculated such a hominid could have sweated up to 13. 6 litres a day.

When I sweated, it felt as if acid was poured all over me.

New profit streams might be opened and the estate's tenants could certainly find themselves sweated a little more.

The crow sweated and suffered from the terrible burning pain. He cried in agony all day long.

He must have sweated blood dragginghimself out of there with a broken leg.

In an experiment conducted decades ago, male athletes were injected with estrogen and sweated less during subsequent exercise.

He sweated out his composition in several hours.

Scorsese has sweated the details of his career as thoroughly as the details of his movies.

The police sweated the information out of the suspect.

The director sweated out a camera angle with the cinematographer.

They sweated terribly; although they had marched only a few hundred yards.

I don't feel so lucky right now. My legs are stuck to this chair and I've sweated through my clothes.

"We've sweated for this, " she said.

Vera sat on a bench in the yard, lit a cigarette, and chatted amiably as I sweated out the minutes.

He sweated as he watched us gobble down the food.

I'd sweated through my share of stab wounds of the belly, of punctured lungs, of compound fractures.

A week's work sweated 6 pounds off him.

They were ticklish, they sweated, I sometimes got round to shaving them.

This Swiss wore a sweater and now he sweated all over.

He sweated away at his work with all his heart .

He sweated in long lines and stressed about what he would need to buy on his first shopping trip.

Unfortunately, they sweated over the wrong one.

In one, they sweated to the sweet sound of silence; in the other, they listened to Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

martin and joe , down to under shirts , bare armed , sweated and panted for air.

I'd trained, sweated and disciplined myself for six years, with the Games in mind.

As it happened, on the evening when I lectured, the system malfunctioned and the 130 people in the hall sweated for two hours at 37 degrees.

Sally: You, too. I think I've sweated enough today. I'm off to the locker room.

He sweated over his written reports.

In fact, you'll gain that 'weight' right back after you replenish the fluids you sweated out.

Though I was a little tired and sweated a lot, I was happy.

The doctor sweated his patient.

He sweated his guts out and bought himself a Car near the end of the summer.

The secret police sweated the suspected spy FOR hours.

I'd sweated through my share of stab wounds of the belly.

Learn to cultivate the joy of reading, and you will gain with ease what others have sweated for.

He sweated like a boar when I caught him.

We sweated out getting a ship to take us home by Christmas?

Couldn't he understand that if we waited until night the few drops wouldn't be sweated out of us so fast?

He sweated a cold sweat at the terrible noise.

Eg. I sweated blood for company , but the reward was low.

They sweated guns up the hill.

He sweated his horse by tiding him too hard.

I sweated off ten pounds In a week by playIng squash every day.

In the aspect of tolerance ability, any groups born in New York can not contend with these sweated new immigrant servants.

I had sweated over them for five years.

Yes. I sweated a lot and felt short of breath. I thought that I was going to faint.

H OW THEY TOILED AND SWEATED to get the hay in!

Finally, he sweated the stamp for 5 years.

I really sweated.

We sweated in the hot sun.

I prefer making some little things by myself, or go to gym and get sweated.

In front of screen, my palm already sweated a lot, I could not even look at their actions, I was so afraid of their mistakes.

"Is this yoga? " he asked as we sweated through a pose that seemed to demand superhuman endurance.

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Illegal immigrants from Mexico have picked America's fruit, shined America's shoes and sweated in America's workshops;