| As a wiches, result she began to suer health problems, and a slipped disc and trapped nerve in her back left her in excruciating pain for eight weeks. |
| He would be no longer the suer but the sued, and she was determined that he should make her his wife. |
| The most dangerous of these winds is the Borea or suer, that sweeps down from the north as through a funnel. |
| If we go a goal down come back and ght even harder to score the next goal and then build, we can't aord to suer defeat after defeat after defeat. |
| Today in Bhopal, tens of thousands of Indians suer from gas-related illnesses such as respiratory problems, menstrua l irregularities, tuberculosis and cancer. |
| Much like the last lm, the dialogue and the action suer from a keen sense of lifelessness. |
