(1) Her arm hurt, her stomach hurt , her face ached on both sides, and she tasted the salty sweetness of blood in her mouth.

(2) I got in the shower, the hot water seemed to away a tiny bit of my stress and hurt , though not much.

(3) It was one of those spectacular injuries that doesn't hurt much but involves impressive blood loss that actually drips on to the ground.

(4) On top of that, they're going to get a lot of guys back defensively who have been hurt by nagging injuries.

(5) Raising tax rates would hurt the expansion and weaken the incentives that drive long-term growth.

(6) He jumped about a foot into the air, startled that a girl he had hurt so badly in the past could still have any feelings for him.

(7) At least in there she knew she could never hurt as badly as she had last night.

(8) His head felt like it was on fire, and his whole body hurt with a dull ache.

(9) The pain did not hurt him, rather it woke him up from a trancelike state of hopelessness.

(10) Does acupuncture hurt?

(11) As one correspondent puts it, the message that hurt does not mean harm needs reinforcing.

(12) Her eyes reflected her unhappiness and hurt

(13) While there was undoubtedly physical hurt , it is the psychological damage that rankles most.

(14) Raising rates now would hurt economic growth in the US and stifle the green shoots of recovery in Europe.

(15) The driver was badly hurt , but his injuries were not thought to be life-threatening.

(16) I was scared at the start but after a while you get used to the pain - you hurt your shins all the time.

(17) Economists and bankers say an increase in the prime rate will not hurt the economy.

(18) Strange as it seems, self-injurers feel little or no pain when they hurt themselves.

(19) She didn't want to hurt his feelings

(20) The physical hurt includes a couple of broken legs.