1.   I had a twinge of hard joy as I ran after the car.

2.   I never hear you say you have twinges in your back Mike.

3.   En route to his big gig, Jack has a twinge of guilt.

4.   I started an emergency supplies list a month ago when Northern California had that little twinge.

5.   Michael says he still has occasional twinges of attraction toward men but that those have diminished through the years.

6.   Should a self-respecting Angeleno feel guilty for having a twinge of nostalgia when the familiar gold horns show up on magazine covers?

7.   Sheikh occasionally had twinges of conscience, never more so than with Rhys Partridge, a Briton with a bent for Buddhism, chess and travel.

8.   Why, days after he ruptured a tendon in his knee and announced his retirement from the NBA, do we have a twinge of nostalgia?

9.   After hitting his first drive, he told playing partners John Huston and Vijay Singh that he had a twinge in his back and could not continue.

10.   Although he has appeared in other dark roles in recent times, Hutton admits that he had a twinge of doubt about playing Ames.