Usar "stung" en una oración

1. Suddenly the burnt smell of the ship’s atmo burrowed up his nose and stung him behind his face

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2. The air in there was thick and the incense made me cough and stung my eyes

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3. The varnishing rooms were acrid and stung his eyes but were no less impressive for their lack of waste and cleverness of application

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4. He was stung by that but should have expected it

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5. Roman’s last warm up stung my hand, and the

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6. The ground stung her naked feet, with little prickly things

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7. out of the way but the third bullet stung him and he fell to the ground holding his

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8. cold water that stung when it hit the face

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9. He wasn't bleeding profusely but had a few cuts and scratches that stung pretty bad

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10. Though the water felt like vinegar as it stung her lacerations, she couldn’t bear looking like a wild ogress

11. More tears stung his eyes, but still no weeping -

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12. To dream that you are stung by a wasp indicates that there is some hatred directed toward you

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13. Stung by this reception, Chuff returned to his laboratory and basically became a recluse, working day and night to refine his theory - partly to prove himself to his colleagues, partly because he didn't get out much anyway

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14. Fresh tears stung and threatened to pour forth anew

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15. His head jerked up at the sound of her voice and tears stung his eyes

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16. The air outside the tent stung Chris’ forehead and cheeks, making the skin instantly feel tight

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17. Her nostrils stung with the smell of scorched electronics

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18. Still, Rosemary was stung by the directness of it

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19. The smoke stung the back of his throat and made his head swim

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20. Wait a minute Billy Boy I’m sorry I said what I did its just that his words stung me you must believe me when I say that I didn’t mean what came out

21. He splashed water over the cuts, wincing as the cold liquid hit the wounds and stung indescribably

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22. Kiri’s eyes stung with tears, and icy fear gripped her heart

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23. Sweat dripped from his forehead into his wide eyes and stung, but still he continued to search

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24. He didn’t respond, stung by the words

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25. The wounds must have stung, but Sicarius did not flinch when she washed them

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26. Tears stung her eyes

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27. By the time she came abreast of the furnace, sweat bathed her torso and stung her eyes

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28. The tree exuded an unpleasant odour that stung her eyes and offended her nose, but she pressed on, doing her best not to breathe too deeply

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29. “Goodbye Frank,” she said, trying to ignore the tears that stung her eyes

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30. I dropped the sleeve of the sweater that I had been admiring as if it had stung me

31. Sylvia’s remark stung his pride more sharply than a slap across the face

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32. His explorations stung, but she endured it and was rewarded with the good news that nothing inside was damaged and the torn tissue outside would heal quickly

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33. Stung, I returned, “I should be the judge of that

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34. His heart pounded and his guts ached and tears stung his eyes

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35. Some had thorns, prickles, or a sap that stung and itched

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36. The bites hurt worse than the time he’d been stung by a wasp, the searing pains shooting up his arm

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37. Blood stained his hand black in the moonlight and he felt tears of frustration fill his eyes as another bite stung his other leg

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38. It’s like being stung by red-hot bees

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39. “Whoa, what the heck happened?” His left arm felt like a bee had stung it, with a deep resonant ache down in the wrist

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40. Just as well the cold wind stung his eyes because other dog walkers would not suspect tears

41. The Patriarch realized Ursempyre had frozen in place, his mind stung by the sudden impossible appearance of the furniture, and beckoned him once more to seat himself:

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42. His grandfather had showed him how to hook the bait on his line but when he had tried it himself, he had gotten stung

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43. Hilderich looked at Amonas with fiery eyes that stung and looked as if embers were burning inside

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44. Trent lurched up as if he had been stung, face flushing red, and mouth opening in stunned disbelief

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45. It was sharper and more acrid; it almost felt like it stung the eyes

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46. When he had wiped his now-wet face, his eyes stung and he tasted salt when he licked his lips

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47. The words stung

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48. How would it be to grow up here? To have ones days filled with this Light? How would it have been if she had been born here instead of in Tinby? It stung in her heart and she turned away

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49. The astronauts threw their arms up to cover their face, and the smell of burning flesh stung their noses

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50. ” Inside her mind, Nico cursed so loudly it could have stung her own ears

51. Her words had stung him to a level that she hadn’t known was physically possible but it was clear that Nico had stepped too far

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52. Her walk in the frosty air had stung her cheeks into a glowing scarlet

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53. ” Her fingers were sore and her head stung as sweat ran into the wound

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54. It stung to touch, as if the wound had once been deep

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55. ” Her throat stung with

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56. his eyes stung with fizzing foam

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57. “I’m sorry,” she whispered, but her throat stung with guilt

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58. She pushed open the door and found herself standing on a small platform, protected by an iron rail, while the cold night wind whipped at her clothes and hair and stung her eyes

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59. Still though, it stung, hurt more than anything Adrinius or Connor had executed on me

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60. He had developed a serious expression with pursed lips which looked more bee stung at times and wrinkles that stayed in place as he portrayed the dashing fencer to all

61. 42 And the people of those cities assembled and brought out the young woman, and anointed her with honey from head to foot, as the judge had decreed, and they placed her before a swarm of bees which were then in their hives, and the bees flew on her and stung her that her whole body was swelled

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62. Her hand didn’t sting at all, what stung was the meaning behind it; she resented me

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63. I felt a sudden rush of electricity that stung me

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64. Tears stung at the corners of her eyes as the outline of the buildings

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65. The alcohol stung, but her touch was ever so gentle

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66. The door handle stung his hand and reminded him to put on his heavy gloves

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67. 42 And the people of those cities assembled and brought out the young woman and anointed her with honey from head to foot as the judge had decreed and they placed her before a swarm of bees which were then in their hives and the bees flew on her and stung her that her whole body was swelled

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68. It really, really stung the recently

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69. stung a little, but she did not move because he was still

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70. She was stung by his blatant disapproval of whom

71. His legs were weak, his paws were on fire, sharp pains stung his back and hip, and he was dehydrated and nearly starved

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72. “What’s wrong? You been stung by a bee?”

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73. A bitterly cold wind stung my skin

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74. “Ouch!” called out Azareel, when one stung him on his shoulder

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75. The thought of Kate and her lies still stung

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76. next drover the whip end struck so close that sand stung his face

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77. Weeds and thistles stung my hands

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78. chest stung, but not as badly as they had done before

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79. Stung by his wounds, with some of the desperate courage of his Highland ancestors Kinnard scythed at the man's unprotected legs, slashing him at the knee

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80. The implied criticism stung her

81. That stung, even though Calvin was sure Summers had no idea about his equarius habit

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82. I still carry far too much anger inside me to consider its use and have already been stung by it once

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83. Stung, Tenney stepped back, then exploded in a flurry of right and left fists at Trask's head

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84. She said it with feeling, and it stung

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85. Sure enough, it had stung her five times

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86. howled, squeaked, chirped, bit or stung, chances were that Daveda would unwillingly cross

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87. He opened his eyes but shut them when the light stung

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88. The wind began to blow harder; my skirt stung my ankles as it whipped around

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89. That prettiness hid unpleasant, needle-like nettles that grew along the lower parts of its stems and stung when touched

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90. The slice is so quick and clean, Maven thinks he is stung by an insect

91. My eyes stung, but it wasn’t from the wind

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92. His crude manner was not a shock, but his blunt sarcasm stung

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93. Why? This question burned and stung like a drop of

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94. as if he’d been stung, and hissed with anger

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95. The winter was fast approaching and their faces were stung with droplets of rain propelled by the billowing wind

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96. He skewered one of the gryphons from below, taking care not to be stung by the lashing tail

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