My head aches as if it was a tub with the cooper at work hammering of it.
My head aches dreadfully," said Don; "and there's a horrible pain at the back of my neck.
My head aches, for all that, and I have heavy fits of drowsiness.
My head aches violently, and has done so several days.
I drink it so hot because they tell me that it is good for headache; and my head aches, aches.
It is a pity that my head aches, for that will be a curious epoch," said Bukatski.
I am talking and talking," said he, then, "but my head aches.
This letter is all about books; but my head aches, and I hardly know what I write; but I could not let "The Friend" pass without a congratulatory epistle.
I wish, for your sake, I could have written a very amusing letter; but do not scold, for my head aches sadly.
I can sleep at Wyncham, and here I lie awake all night, and my head aches.
And now my head aches, and you look grave and say 'tis my wicked temper, when I want you to be sorry, and to be ready to do anything to comfort me.
Tis only to-day that my head aches till I could shriek with the worry and the pain of it!
My head aches, and my eyes ache, and my heart aches, and I cannot muster courage to write any more.
My head aches, and I feel weary and worn out; our life just now is one of insane, incessant dissipation.
My head aches, and my nerves twitch with fatigue and pain, but I am better than I was yesterday.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "head aches" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
