stomach ***

America, they believe, will not have the stomach to do what needs to be done.

But not so many with the stomach to run for President.

The thought does not do any good for my stomach.

Finally, I gave up and let him stay on his stomach.

The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.

You have probably had a problem with your stomach at one time or another.

I have always had stomach problems and I'm only 30!

And he had no stomach for the war from the very first.

Looking at them, and thinking about us all, made my stomach turn over.

The stomach was the center of all life and death.

What he saw turned his stomach, even after all these years.

She put a hand on her stomach and made a face.

All she could do was press a hand to her stomach.

I've been having a little stomach problem for a couple months now.

She had to stop, press a hand to her stomach.

He certainly seems to have done a good job on his face and stomach.

She felt as if he had hit her in the stomach.

If you must take them, do so on a full stomach.

I looked down, and the stomach went out of me.

He had no stomach for the rest of the house.

For a moment she thought her stomach might come up.

At the time he'd felt as if his stomach were being turned inside out.

But not more so at the moment than my stomach.

Then he heard another voice, and his stomach turned over.

Down was back where my stomach still wanted to be.

Such a radical change would, of course, be hard to stomach, even if international partners agreed.

But such a course of action was more than Napoleon could have stomached.

The violence of "Oz" can be hard to stomach, and its characters difficult or impossible to like.

It may be hard to stomach, Charlie, but there is an honourable course open to you.

But a lot of people who could never have stomached the butcher's trade ate meat.

But he had lived elsewhere, and it was hard to stomach the narrow, racist politics of the local state senator.

I have stomached enough of you for one day."

It is also hard to stomach the fees.

Her players sat and stomached last season's end.

To kill them was poor sport even for strong- stomached men like Larsen's followers.

I couldn't even say that this was hard to stomach; really, there's no idea to which one doesn't get acclimatized in time.

Burglaries and robberies are especially hard to stomach in this world of nickel sweets.

You must admit that the coincidence is far too violent to be stomached in fiction."

I stomached the insults and turned to go.

Serbia, however, abjectly stomached the terms, save for two which violated her status as an independent country.

None of them could have stomached food.

Finally, the prominence of sexuality and sectarian religion in the film were hard to stomach for Soviet censors.

I've stomached your behavior in the marsh.

In this context, it is hard to stomach fare rises of 12 times the rate of inflation for what will be a poorer service.

Then it would be our honor to 'stomach you* for the rest of your life, my friend."

The scholar, who had stomached his fill of the nomad's insults, chose to retire early.

He wondered how he could have stomached it all those years in the CIA.

That would have been their doing; Wehrnacht men couldn't have stomached it.

But if "Sheepshagger" is hard to stomach, it is harder to dismiss.

This then buys time until its next repayment, due in December, to ensure that the now certain default can be stomached by markets.