violent headache

He had given himself a violent headache in the first year of work.

He still paid with violent headaches, but it could have been so much worse.

Something banged inside his head and a violent headache began.

The silence had been followed by a sudden and violent headache.

He would wake with a violent headache but no memory of her visit.

A violent headache throbbed at the base of his brain.

My startling experiences had given me a violent headache, and I expected a sleepless night.

He was conducted to this prisoner's room by the governor himself, and found the patient suffering from violent headache.

It has a pungent smell and its vapor can cause violent headaches.

You can't maintain it for long, because you'll get violent headaches if you try.

But he also started having violent headaches and hearing the sound of sparrows twittering.

Corbett went below, exhausted and with a violent headache; he was amazed at what Joan had done.

At last locked the desk up once more and left the library suffer" from a violent headache.

- Very bad again; cold and shivering, and then a violent headache.

On pretence of a violent headache, he left Julia much earlier than usual and hurried quickly home.

When she forced herself to think on them she invariably triggered a violent headache.

Suddenly one person after another succumbed to violent headaches, vomiting and high fevers.

The performance gave her such a violent headache that the rest of the recital was ruined for her.

He was thrown into a violent headache.

His muscles hummed with tension while a violent headache gathered behind his eyes.

In the summer of 1826, Frothingham was afflicted by weekly violent headaches.

He was also subject to occasional violent headaches and suffered from diabetes from the autumn of 1979.

He suddenly had a violent headache.

He suffered greatly from violent headaches which prevented him from carrying out his devotions.

A violent headache may be present during the chill and it can be worse (<) sweat.