Exemplos de uso de Gnawing em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Grass gnawing their land.
I'm eating myself alive, gnawing….
Stop gnawing on the drywall!
I know it's been gnawing' at you.
No gnawing on the $300 Chinese silk.
Layla's curiosity was gnawing at her.
Who was gnawing on my freshly baked cake?
Fang, that's Dad's favorite gnawing bone.
From sunfish gnawing at the carbon!
I never realised how much it was gnawing at me.
That demon's gnawing at me something awful.
Gnawing, biting, breaking, hacking, burning!
I no longer feel the beast gnawing at my soul.
I'm gnawing at my own arm and you're gonna drop fang on me?
Being adapted for gnawing tough vegetation.
He doesn't wanna hear there's no meat on it,he just keeps gnawing.
Ahmad had found it gnawing on his mother's throat.
Definitely add some ketchup when you're gnawing into me….
I always have this gnawing feeling that I can't….
Plus, you know he's uncomfortable because he's whimpering and gnawing too.
I see mutant turtles gnawing on festering human flesh.
But the concern of what Welch might have discovered in Detroit gnawing at me.
Once the Doc gets through gnawing on me, we will talk it over.
Anyway, there are many interesting versions,why the person starts gnawing nails.
It's like that shark was gnawing on me like a rawhide stick.
I don't want to wake up with just another hangover andall my problems still gnawing at me.
The right way to taste it is gnawing its external pulp.
So, though we may think that we are secure, we live in continual fear of death, fear of change and loss, fear of revolution,fear of gnawing uncertainty.
He suffers from an incurable disease, gnawing at him, little by little.
In their Sunday edition,the Minas Geraes reinforced that the game caused“[…] gnawing anxiety” because Atletico and Palestra“had the best players in Minas Gerais and when their squads“clash, all the city shakes beneath the emotions caused by the battle and at the whimsical colors of its remarkable ins-and-outs.” p.10.