“ached”造句，怎麼用ached造句

He ached to be the champion.

She cried and ached to sleep in her own bed.

Her eyes ached because she didn't sleep well last night.

On New Year's Eve, he complained that his chest ached quite badly.

My cap had gone awry, my apron was stained, my feet ached.

He was sleepy, and his bones ached, and the smell of cooking filled every nook and cranny of his consciousness.

Her back ached and her arms were trembling from the effort to maintain pressure on the liver.

Hunger came to his stomach; an icy hand reached down his throat and clutched his intestines and tied them into a cold, tight knot that ached.

Should give I gave, I am willing to part with or use, in addition to let you know my heart ached.

"Some hot-houses held them. It ached her to know that she was not one of them -- that, alas, she had dreamed a dream and it had not come true."

Also, when I told him how painful the shocks were and he saw himself how young people grimaced before they went into that room, his heart ached for me.

That day I got off the plane and walked on the street, and my stomach suddenly ached. It's a colic that I've never had before, and I almost fainted.

They were no longer cheerful but they were not bitter. They were generous country girls who accept that such things happen. Tess’s heart ached. She knew that she loved Angel Clare, perhaps all the more passionately because the others also loved him. And yet that same hungry heart of hers pitied her friends.

His tooth ached all night.

His leg ached from walking long distance.

Her feet ached, but she could not walk.

Seeing their painful expression and worried eyes , Pi Junling afflicted and her heart ached sharply .

I have loved, hated, rejoiced, ached, smiled and cried during these years. Maybe it is so called “life”.

Between the pregnancy hormones loosening joints and ligaments and your shifting center of gravity you may be wishing it ached only a little.

Because of qu yuan is a patriotic poet, his heart ached, wrote a poem of jiu ge, determination and national survival, is holding a stone and jumped into the lost, put an end to his tragic life.

Her coat was bunched maddeningly under her arms, though. Her head ached. There was a dreadful roaring in her ears-perhaps from hitting the ice, perhaps from plunging so deep, perhaps, already, for holding her breath too long. She'd have to be quick.

My head still ached dizzily.

His heart ached for the suffering child bride.

The wind blew like a knife, and my hand ached. I looked at the uneven square building in the distance, and suddenly I wanted to laugh.

"I can't stand much of this," said Hurstwood, whose legs ached him painfully, as he sat down upon the miserable bunk in the small, lightless chamber allotted to him.

Her eyes ached from lack of sleep.

Shasta's legs ached terribly as he saddled Bree and climbed into the saddle, but the Horse was kindly to him and went at a soft pace all afternoon.

Her sympathetic heart ached to add some delicacy to his meager purchase, but her courage failed.

Her little feet surely ached.