1, I felt a twinge in my knee.

2, I felt a twinge of pain in my back.

3, I felt a twinge of envy for the people who lived there.

4, For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr Wilson.

5, I felt a twinge of envy at her success.

6, He felt a slight twinge in his damaged hamstring.

7, She felt a twinge of guilt about cancelling at the last moment.

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9, He felt a sharp twinge of guilt for not taking the trouble to visit her.

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14, Carew felt a twinge of envy.

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22, Romanov felt a twinge of envy at the thought that he could never hope to live in such style.

23, I felt an unusual twinge of pity for him and reached out and clasped one of his hands in mine.

24, I felt a twinge in the pit of my stomach.

25, I can now go past a tractor with only a little twinge.

26, Well, I nearly fell off, that's all, and it gave me foot a bit of a twinge.

27, Then, five metres from the line, I felt a twinge in my hamstring.

28, He hurried into the deserted twilit street, ignoring the twinge in his knee.

29, Thrilled by the beauty of the scene, she had sometimes felt a twinge of envy for the people on board.

30, That you can carry heavy bags and bend down without a twinge in the back? Stretch those muscles and smile!

1, I felt a twinge in my knee.

2, I felt a twinge of pain in my back.

3, I felt a twinge of envy for the people who lived there.

4, For a moment, Arnold felt a twinge of sympathy for Mr Wilson.

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37, This far Celeste had not crossed her mind, but now Ashley felt a sharp twinge of guilt.

38, Certainly not, say 61%, although 23% admit to an occasional twinge of envy.

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55, Has your action never given you a twinge of conscience?

56, Indeed, America's huge Southern Baptist Convention is close to civil war on the subject and is squeezing out employees who express the slightest twinge of doubt about Gospel fact.

57, A sudden twinge of feeling brought him to a dead stop.

58, I thought back to my own initial reaction to Old Delhi and, with a twinge of guilt, recognised myself in what she said.