He sweated as he watched us gobble down the food.
The Major floundered through his work, or more exactly, he sweated through it.
In one, they sweated to the sweet sound of silence; in the other, they listened to Vivaldi's Four Seasons.
Erbao was a worker at a brick kiln; every workday he sweated several quarts, and was asleep as soon as he got home.
then she rolled him up in a wet sheet and put him away under blankets till she sweated his soul clean and "the yellow stains of it came through his pores" -- as Tom said.
"We've sweated for this," she said.
He sweated his horse by riding him too hard.
He sweated in long lines and stressed about what he would need to buy on his first shopping trip.
HAD there just been a drought and no lightning, canoers and alligators would have had a tough time, but the swamp could have sweated out the summer.
I really sweated over my last essay.
The good fortune is, however, what they have sweated for.
Vera sat on a bench in the yard, lit a cigarette, and chatted amiably as I sweated out the minutes.
He attempted to wake him up but failed however hard he tried, and it was impossible to carry the man downstairs on his back. He sweated all over with worry.
His dark curls were sweated to his skull.
They are afraid of being judged — and possibly made fun of — just like they were in high school speech class when they sweated profusely and peed a little.
He sweated all over for running.
In the steam bath. I sweated off two pounds in an hour.
The director sweated out a camera Angle with the cinematographer.
Had I been making the decision, the jokester would have been taken to the colonel's office, put at attention against the wall and screamed at until he sweated a shadow.
These men and women are willing to pay much more for a cue that has been sweated over at least 3 times longer than normal.
I really sweated.
I sweated blood for a while thinking I'd broken the TV.
The sweated legend in the crown of his hat told him mutely: Plasto's high grade ha .
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