wince *

He winced a little and then his face set hard.

He winced a little at the thought of his wife.

I put a hand on the back of my head and winced.

She winced at the thought of trying to get up again.

She winced at the light coming through the open door.

The sun hit her eyes with such force she winced.

She winced at the thought of making that clear to her mother.

Those were the first words that came to mind, but he winced at saying them.

But he winces at what people have done since then.

Bill had winced and walked around to the front of the building.

He winced in pain but did not let go of her.

She winced as the word came out of her mouth.

He winced as his head was pulled back by the hair.

He winced at the movement, and put a hand to his side.

I've seen him wince at the sound of her voice in the room.

A few of them were wincing like they just got hit with a phone book.

She started to open her eyes but winced against the light and closed them again.

Some of it would almost certainly have made him wince.

Charles winced at the thought of what he was doing.

When she winced, he moved his hand to her shoulder.

This time, all four of the men winced in pain.

He tried to reach up to it, and winced again.

He winced as I started to clean up his face.

Martin winced as she turned his head to one side.

He tried to turn his head to the right, stopped, and winced.

He came down with a wince and could not run back up the court.

He could see the wince of hurt around her eyes.

With a wince, she closed her eyes for a moment.

He returned to start the second half with a wince, only to leave again.

A wince in his eyes made him look like he was afraid of her.

She wondered why his words did not make her wince.

With a notable wince, he turned away from the sound.

He started across the room, then stopped, seeing her wince.

Barry was out of the bed, making the woman wince.

Most people gave something between a wince and a smile upon seeing him.

His attempt at a smile looked more like a wince.

She had shifted position again, and it made her wince.

A small wince plucked at the side of her face.

The first line made her wince, it was so totally Mark.

Pain is represented as something very real, enough to make one wince.

And he tried smiling again - more of a wince this time.

He looked round and saw her wince at the sight of him.

Another child might bash his head on the wall without a wince.

She had to suppress a wince as the words left her mouth.

The Giants will look at the game film from this one and wince.

It's the kind of remark that should make anyone who's ever been in love wince.

Or maybe it was a wince, a response with which we all had sympathy.

He made an expression, a wince, then shook his head.

I shrugged, trying to turn a wince into a smile.

Michelle saw her partner wince before the big man let go.