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• The air held the headachy stink of ruptured propane tanks.
• By midafternoon you're restless and headachy.
• Symptoms include listlessness and a headachy feeling.
• After the bacchanal of the Sixties, the Seventies are a massive hangover, limp and headachy.
• After " Jimmy Neutron " was over, I felt glassy-eyed and a little headachy.
• If a carbon-monoxide alarm sounds and people feel dizzy, nauseated or headachy, they should call 911, Hanson said.
• Of course, Steve Bartkowski took his lumps, too, and ESPN Classic isn't replaying many of his headachy career highlights.
• On the other hand, after stuffing themselves with chocolate, researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health found themselves headachy, not amorous.
• Albert Brooks is the furry creature who could've come out of Lewis'mom's house : a headachy, suicidal tiger.
• So she sat through the afternoon feeling headachy, sleepy, lethargic _ her body asking, pretty please with sugar on top, for something sweet.
• Typing done, transition complete, the movie is free to begin again, leaping over all those headachy questions, like how did Goldblum know space aliens used Windows 95.
• Many people are all too familiar with this condition : It starts with a cold that lingers well beyond the 7 to 10 days colds usually last, leaving a person feeling stuffed up, dragged out, headachy and irritable.
• Indeed, at 7, 900 feet in elevation, the town of Aspen sits just below the pain threshold for those disposed to altitude sickness, the fatiguing and headachy affliction that typically affects lowlanders who travel above 8, 000 feet.
• How else to explain certain Voysey patterns so dense they rival Art Nouveau at its most headachy ? ( Interestingly, he did not use patterned papers in the houses he designed but preferred a plain silk-threaded paper in green or purple.
• He succeeds admirably, drawing on his long-ago experience designing department-store window displays to produce nearly two and a half hours'worth of overstuffed tableaux, the cumulative effect of which is likely to be a state of headachy nervous exhaustion.