But she does get sore about the subject of offshore film production.

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This should make them think twice before visiting a specialist when they get a sore throat.

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Those muscles will get very sore at first and then very strong.

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While the firm grips of so many soldiers sometimes can make the greeters' hands a little sore, the volunteers get used to the strong handshakes.

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If you get the nasal spray variety, you can have a sore throat for a day and a runny nose.

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Symptoms include a lump in the neck, a hoarse voice, a sore throat and difficulty swallowing that does not get better.

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As games start to get better, more intelligent stories, the bad ones start to stick out like sore thumbs.

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Only the Saudis, sore at seeing their hard work in Mecca gone to waste, urged both sides to get back to the negotiating table.

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That means Sony Ericsson's rather flaky-looking portfolio, which is in sore need of some high-end smartphones to rival Apple and Samsung, won't get a significant facelift until 2010--leaving only planned cost savings to take up the slack.

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