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1. He sweated out one novel after another.

2. I sweated out the conversation with him for 2 hours.

3. They fidget, sit on their feet and fold little fingers around stubby pencils, sweating out an exercise in mathematics.

4. Prefontaine was legendary for his ability to sweat out the damage done by partying in grueling training runs the next day.

5. Quinn tried to imagine him lying in his bed, sweating out a fever.

5. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

6. The surplus moisture will sweat out.

7. DON'T "sweat out" your illness.

8. Churchgoers in Sunday finery sweat out a sermon with the help of handheld fans in Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia's steamy capital.

9. Sweat out water-soluble vitamin more now, especially vitamin C, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, therefore, should eat more vegetables and fruits.

10. She sweat out a lot of fluids during her fever.

11. She made it sweat out its narrow aestheticism and steel itself for erotic encounters with an ever-increasing range of hideous desiderata.

12. Sweat out water-soluble vitamin more now, especially vitamin C, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, therefore, should eat more vegetables fruits.

13. Although the pain had brought the sweat out on his forehead, the worst of all was the fear that his backbone was about to snap.

14. Eating spicy food will help him sweat out a cold.

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16. He got into bed and tried to sweat out his cold.

17. Can you bring us a drink? We're working up a sweat out here.

18. Sauna: steam bath in which steam is used to drive sweat out of the body.

19. A simple visor with a sweat band, like a ? Headsweats visor, will keep both the sun and sweat out of your eyes when you're running.

20. Sauna bath in which steam is used to drive sweat out of the body.

21. They would quarrel and then make up and he would sweat out the alcohol on long walks with me, and make up his mind that this time he would really work, and would start off well.

22. In hot weather, wear a sweat band around your head to keep sweat out of your eyes.

23. Nick: I know, but I think it is healthy to sweat out all the toxins I accumulate over the week, especially in the summer when I drink more cold beer than in the winter!

24. This will clear your head, give you a chance to reflect on the day ahead, and allow your body to sweat out impurities.

25. Soft, low-profile wiping surface on thumb is convenient for getting that sweat out of your eyes.

26. But what really recalled her to him at this moment was the stifling heat of the afternoon, which had brought the sweat out on his forehead.