In letters home, she described the appalling conditions, with soldiers writhing in agony in the wards.

BBC: The lady without the lamp

After writhing in pain for a few scary moments, Martin was taken in for X-rays, which came back negative.

WSJ: Knicks Run Streak to 13

The sight of Ware writhing in pain cast a long shadow over an Elite Eight matchup that was as alluring as they come.

WSJ: Louisville Overcomes Duke, Injury to Move to Final Four

Patients writhing in agony!

FORBES: Magazine Article

The 24-paged editorial, shot by photographer Steven Meisel, captures model Kristen McMenamy, covered in black grease, writhing about in feather dresses on a rocky, post-apocalyptic-looking beach, evoking the real-life images of oil-coated birds gasping for breath that dominated coverage of the spill.

FORBES: BP Oil Spill Provides Inspiration For Italian Vogue Shoot

For nearly ten minutes, the video shows Ring writhing and screaming in pain as a gaggle of officers shout contradictory demands at him.

FORBES: FBI Investigates Police Beating and Tasing of Tennessee Man

And could it be trout farming below the dam at Dolores square plastic-lined pools in which writhing motion could be detected, as if someone were boiling a great stew of fish rather than breeding them?

NEWYORKER: Or Else

These include some reassuringly familiar types, such as the heroic pragmatist (Thomas Jane), the consoling schoolteacher (Laurie Holden), the finger-pointing nutcase (Marcia Gay Harden), and the skeptic (Andre Braugher) who refuses to believe in giant, writhing flesh-eaters right up to the moment at which he meets them socially.

NEWYORKER: The Mist