twinge

The twinge in his left hand brought him up short.

The thought gave me a twinge, and he saw it.

At least then I'd have something to think about other than every time my side twinges.

She covered her eyes and felt a twinge from the city.

And for a moment I did experience a twinge of doubt.

After the first twinge of fear, she could stand and talk to them.

I felt a twinge of loss to watch her go.

As he put his arms around her, she felt a twinge of something very nice.

I could hear the sudden twinge of interest in her voice.

Up to that point there had been no pain for me, not even a twinge.

And she felt the first twinge of pain above her left eye.

I still feel a twinge of conscience at his name.

Every once in a while, I feel a twinge of envy.

He felt a twinge of regret for the old days.

Once in the house I felt a twinge of appetite.

With each name, he felt a twinge in his gut.

For the first time, he felt a twinge of fatigue.

You're right, she acknowledged the little voice with a twinge.

I looked across at her and felt a twinge of anxiety.

I felt a twinge at that because I'd done it, too.

They were just too far away, he thought with a twinge of disappointment.

He had to return the same answer, too, which made his sense of irony twinge.

And he remembered, with a twinge, the night he'd left her for good.

He has some twinges of guilt about not doing more for his people.

I can now go past a tractor with only a little twinge.

Beyond the physical ache, her heart also began to twinge.

Her left arm still twinged, but not enough to pose a problem.

After three weeks, her ribs still tended to twinge if she moved the wrong way.

Britain had its conscience twinged last week by a 2-year-old boy.

But then one of my elbows started to twinge, and the pain became more intense.

His knee twinged, but he was having too much fun to quit.

The muscles of his lower back twinged from leaning forward too long.

But that call also twinged her conscience because it had been made out of spite.

The wound was pretty much healed; it only twinged now and then.

He stretched and pulled a face as a sore muscle twinged in his back.

They're only just starting to twinge, a hint of the agonies to come.

About the only thing still not right was his leg, which twinged a little when he flexed it.

Rama's heart twinged as he raised himself after touching his father's feet.

When she sat up, the new pink scar on her abdomen only twinged.

His left side twinged as he spoke, reminding him of when he'd claimed Monday's key.

I think he twinged a bit, but he didn't move.

His ribs twinged when he took a deep breath.

Their guest's jaw twinged at her choice of words.

As if to underscore that, his shoulder twinged again.

Surprisingly, his right knee twinged as he turned round.

He tried to shift his weight, but his ribs twinged again.

Liz winced as if one of her bruises had suddenly twinged.

His forehead twinged again and lights sparked inside his head.

Guilt twinged in his chest as a drop of blood pooled on the white page.