a big hurt造句

• This is a big hurt for our coaches, players and fans.
• "It's a big hurt,"
• Even for " The Big Easy " it's been a big hurt.
• It put a big hurt on Zook and he was still feeling it Monday.
• But if I have a big hurt, I can't play ."
• "Obviously, it is a big hurt because it's hard replace that kind of production.
• It's way ahead of everyone else _ " This puts a big hurt on them,"
• The final blow to the Red Sox was administered by Thomas, a Big Hurt even if it came in a small dose.
• Neither does the prospect of shrinking reimbursement to physicians and hospitals, a big hurt to put on rural and inner-city hospitals.
• Somebody is in for a big hurt when that happens, and Friday that was exactly what Price applied to Southern Hills and the rest of the field.
• Pick the wrong trainer, however, and you'll be spinning your wheels at best, setting yourself up for a big hurt, at worst.
• So while talking about a pending strike may be appropriate, as Costas points out, it hopefully won't throw a big hurt on what Frank " Big Hurt"
• Without sufficient rest between activity sessions to permit healing, these mini-injuries finally add up to a big hurt, which diminishes performance and eventually makes it impossible to continue the activity.
• "It's a big hurt because I've treated two of these guys like my best friends and almost like my son and I feel they've turned their backs on me.
• Indeed, Carnoustie Golf Links put a big hurt on the first round of the British Open on Thursday, and the only player to match par was a former greenskeeper from Australia whom hardly anyone knows.