painful hand造句

• Hernandez was not the only Philadelphia player with a painful hand.
• Chanda Rubin missed most of 1996 with a painful hand injury.
• Sooner or later we will put a heavy and painful hand on the perpetrators of this attack.
• Loos worked and traveled even while being treated for a painful hand ailment that prevented her from writing.
• Later in life, he suffered from painful hand problems as a result of the radium exposure during this period.
• Mrs . Sugihara said he signed papers 12 to 16 hours a day for a month, causing painful hand cramps.
• "Very quickly, like within two sessions, I stopped having all the painful hand and wrist stuff, " he said.
• Singers strain vocal cords; musicians develop painful hand injuries; dancers hurt their knees and backs; painters and ceramicists work with toxic paints and powders that blacken their lungs.
• The commission sued the railroad in February to block genetic testing of workers who submitted claims of work-related carpal-tunnel syndrome, a painful hand and wrist condition believed to be caused by repetitive motion.
• "She has a clawed, ugly, horrible, painful hand, and she's going to have it for the rest of her life, " her lawyer said in closing remarks Monday.
• A study published Monday shows that using a keyboard up to seven hours a day does not lead to carpal tunnel syndrome, the first challenge to a long-held belief that typing leads to the painful hand condition.
• I don't know if writers were better then than they are now; all I know is that it was important to express yourself as succinctly as possible on a manual typewriter because with each extra word you heightened the risk of painful hand cramps and muscle spasms.
• Baggett also finds it curious that the plant _ which by 1969 had logged several cases of acroosteolysis, a painful hand condition linked to vinyl chloride exposure, and had participated in a secret acroosteolysis study _ was not included in the nationwide mortality study, begun in 1973.
• In the league, he continued to be a first team regular in defense until he came off against Partick Thistle on 28 September 2013, after " he slipped and suffered a painful hand injury as Kris Doolan raced in for Thistle's sixth-minute opener ".
• For the sailor, a great cape is both a very simple and an extremely complicated whole of rocks, currents, breaking seas and huge waves, fair winds and gales, joys and fears, fatigue, dreams, painful hands, empty stomachs, wonderful moments, and suffering at times ."