Verwenden Sie „headache“ in einem Satz

1. ‘They said she’s likely to have a headache

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2. ‘Is it the concussion that is giving me this foul headache, doctor?’

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3. I go and wash my face trying to restore some normality – a glance in the mirror confirms the fact that I look a mess, but I plead a headache as I go from house to house checking everyone is okay

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4. Betty is sweet and offers me all sorts of remedies for my headache, but I put her off by telling her I have taken something already

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5. ‘Since just after New Year, I’d just found out when you rang that morning … and I told you I had a headache

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6. Not only will it help you to sleep but it is unlikely that you wilt wake up with that morning headache which goes hand in glove with tension and eyestrain

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7. The cleaning takes all morning, partly because I keep stopping to drink some water … I’m feeling bloody minded and refuse to take painkillers for the headache I am convinced had its origins in that bottle of wine

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8. Trying to visualize it gives me a headache

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9. here just after you left complaining of a headache

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10. He developed a headache before he had lunch and these guys were all beer drinkers

11. His headache was much worse by the time he soothed that argument

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12. of a terrible headache

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13. "Can't they see it gives Galimoto a headache?"

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14. A small headache had begun to chip away at my patience

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15. And as he was nursing a fresh headache, Brynjolf was quite glad for that

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16. back of her wrists to relieve her headache

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17. To dream that you have a headache suggests that you are heading in the wrong direction

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18. He indeed meant to and would have, had it not been for the throbbing headache and rolling stomach that confined him to his bed at the inn for several more hours than he desired

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19. For his headache had only since sharpened and his temper only worsened

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20. Roidon, now fully alert – and with only a moderate headache as the analgesics took effect – hefted his gillet-jacket off the passenger seat

21. “Why not? It solves a headache for us

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22. two days that they have a headache and leaving five days you can’t

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23. account so that you are not spending hard earned money on an item that will only cause you grief, give you a headache and cost you more money in the long run

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24. While this is not a major problem, it can be a headache

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25. I fell asleep and the tears soaked my bolster and the nightmares came back frightening in their intensity and scared the shit out of me the guard woke me and I was trembling in every limb and I had a slitting headache

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26. “You know, my headache is gone

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27. He’d had enough and pleading a headache made for the door, down the path past the windmill and bolted towards the station, he wanted sanctuary

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28. No headache, however, so that was a plus

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29. Otherwise, you’ll have a dandy headache come tomorrow

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30. ” The headache that always lurked behind Sespian’s eyes intensified

31. A nurse showed me how to create a soothing powder he mixes with water and drinks to alleviate the headache pain

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32. Those went well, and except for a slight headache and the sores on my leg, I felt I might survive

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33. One of my best ones is a certain headache powder I’d make for Rufus, who was prone to such afflictions

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34. When Alex finally got home he felt woozy and had a headache

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35. Sheena rubbed her temples, trying to ignore the headache that was lurking in the background

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36. The cupboard handle was in his hand and Terry pulled the door open, falling into the dark space, slamming the door behind him, his head banging off an overhead shelf, adding to the headache that was already half-blinding him

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37. Boyd gave us a detailed account of the party they’d had the night before and this explained his quiet composure now – very quiet with a splitting headache

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38. Is quite ironic, and caused a lot of headache to the SAPS to replace them

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39. It was bitter but eased the headache that had started just above his left temple

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40. Despite her headache, Tara smiled at her friend

41. But this headache seemed worse than usual, a dull pounding in the base of her skull that was echoed in her chest, in her bones

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42. After breakfast the next morning, I curled up in a chair with my laptop, nursing the headache I’d had since the evening before

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43. I was suffering from a bit of a headache

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44. The headache I’d had since taking the first pill yesterday afternoon

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45. They’d asked her if she wanted to go shopping with them, but she’d grabbed at her chance and told them she had a headache and would sit in the garden for a bit

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46. The ugly danger of getting a foot stuck in a switch, and being run over by a moving train, was an added headache

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47. Yet, even Beth, on the day he met her, had started the tightening in his neck that signaled another headache on its way

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48. He started to feel a headache come on

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49. I was suffering from a slight headache, which had been with me ever since I woke up at five a

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50. With the beginnings of a mild headache, at this point he really didn’t care

51. He could feel a throbbing sensation coursing through his body, not very much unlike a headache

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52. It had seemed to him a reasonable price to avoid the headache and expense of an encounter with American bureaucracy, and he couldn’t help but laugh when he realized that he had been had; he could have charged five times the amount, and still she would have paid willingly, because Sylvia was also a cocaine trafficker! He chuckled as he flipped papers, anxious for her return to Costa Rica so he could surprise her with his knowledge, then further astound her with his own admission

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53. Gareth scribbled down the address on the inside of an old packet of headache remedies

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54. I have this throbbing headache and a dull sensation

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55. His mind was still jarred by the headache and though it had subsided considerably, a sting of it still lingered and made his thinking muddied and unclear, his most recent memories a blur

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56. “Have some water, it'll help your headache

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57. He woke up with a mild headache

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58. There may be headache associated with this that is often confused with migraine headache

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59. Anyway, I got the burning leaves taste in my mouth, they thought I got high, and I still had fun hanging with those guys, even though all I really got was a headache from the “burning leaves” taste

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60. Each had their nausea, dizziness and headache to struggle with, and that was more than enough for them

61. “I have a headache,” he told her

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62. Another nurse came in to bring Bob a headache pill; she told us that Mary was administering med’s to a new patient and that she would be in later to check on Bob

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63. She rubbed her temples to try and remove her headache; whilst ignoring the stares, almost as if she hadn’t parted a crowd of teenagers like the red sea

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64. It started to give her a headache

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65. Ardara rubbed her temples, trying in vain to soothe her headache

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66. “It would certainly help with this headache

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67. Up on the hill Rosemary had a headache and went early to bed, while Ellen remarked to St

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68. opted for a cloud solution then you can forget about this headache

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69. “A trying few days has given me a mind numbing headache

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70. My wife has asked me several times what is wrong with me and I have had to pretend that I am unwell and have a headache

71. She had worked herself into such a frantic state, she had given herself a headache

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72. Then he got a headache and went up to bed without Stacey

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73. He had retired to his room on the pretense of a headache

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74. Angel had been at Mrs Worthington Smyth's for just over four weeks when she awoke one morning with a throbbing headache and vomiting, she had never felt this way before not that she could remember! Did she suffer this way often? Not being able to remember her past life had many draw backs and the knowledge of her health; she could now see was one of them

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75. Harry had woken with a terrific headache

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76. What he felt relieved about, almost regardless of the thumping headache, was the lack of static around his phone and computer when he had logged on in the morning

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77. His headache remained but he was determined to enjoy the party and took a glass of champagne from the silver tray as a waiter closed in on him

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78. “That was a thumping headache, I’m going to have to stop mixing tablets with alcohol,” he joked through a painful half smile

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79. He felt awful, much worse than the days spent with a banging headache of late

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80. “Oh my God, I have such a headache

81. His headache returns and he ignores it

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82. “Why is it I can’t remember anything from the accident? Why does my headache come back when I think about what has happened to me?”

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83. “Hey doc, take those pills for that headache you’re going to have

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84. However, his headache returns

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85. That just gave me an instant headache

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86. a man having headache knows the ache and also knows that he

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87. I woke up with a huge headache; damn all the crying and stress of last night took its toll on me

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88. “Yeah, headache” I said motioning towards the aspirin on the nightstand “Don’t you have work today?” I asked

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89. Gimbel, except for the headache I have

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90. This is all giving me such a headache!

91. They closed the hole in the wall, repaired the test tubes, and made sure any witnesses had a chunk of their memories extracted and a bit of a headache

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92. The growing tension between us was giving me a headache

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93. It begins as a faint headache

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94. Why were some healed and not others? Did God have some secret criteria? Trying to sort it all out was giving her a headache

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95. When her grandmother came in later that evening, Jesse complained of the headache that had actually developed by then

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