pains

IPA: pˈeɪnz

Examples of "pains" in Sentences

But, this was accomplished by the tireless efforts and pains of the Navy.
Expect nothing but screeching growing pains from the bigots from now to eternity.
Top prospect Josh Hamilton, who missed most of last season with back pains, is having more trouble.
The third time I stop half-way with shin pains, hobble home, and put my running shoes away for another six months.
"Short-term pains from fiscal austerity will be long-term gains for the dollar and the economy," said Mr. MacQueen.
The part where you mention birthing pains is way, way lighter than say the section where on this same post you start with E-visit etc. and the rest it is nice and legibly darker.
I think the "chest pains" was a ruse to gain access to the hospital records and search for evidence of a forged Obama birth certificate OR he is actually having reflux pains from the vile he spewes on the airwaves everyday.
Back in the late 19th century, there was no shortage of short-term pains caused by the early macro-drivers of the industrial revolution - the death of the entire "craftsman" socio-cultural class, the re-concentration of population against the new workforce demands, virtually all of the "start-ups" of that age either driven out of business or, if lucky, bought out by the likes of Rockefeller.