Gnaw example sentences

"Gnaw" Example Sentences

1. The rat began to gnaw its way through the wooden crate.
2. I could not get rid of the gnawing feeling of doubt in the back of my mind.
3. The dog's anxiety gnawed at him as his owner was late coming home.
4. The prisoner gnawed at the wooden bars for hours trying to find a way out.
5. Anxiety gnawed away at me all throughout the exam.
6. His conscience continued to gnaw at him for telling that lie.
7. Worry gnawed at my insides as I awaited the test results.
8. The mice continued to gnaw holes in the walls at night.
9. My hunger began to gnaw at me as I had not eaten all day.
10. He could not ignore the gnawing feeling of jealousy in his heart.
11. The woodchuck began to gnaw at the newly planted bulbs in the garden.
12. I had a gnawing feeling of guilt after I hung up the phone.
13. Remorse gnawed at her after telling that cruel lie.
14. The relentless gnawing noise in the walls kept us up all night.
15. She gnawed her fingernails down to the nubs from anxiety.
16. His stomach began to gnaw as the delicious smells filled the kitchen.
17. Woodpeckers often gnaw holes in wooden structures to build their nests.
18. The teething infant began to gnaw on the wooden railings.
19. The memories continued to gnaw at his psyche for years.
20. Self-doubt gnawed at her ability to succeed at the new job.
21. I had a gnawing pain in my abdomen that would not go away.
22. Regret began to gnaw away at his conscience.
23. The chipmunk began to gnaw through the plastic bird feeder.
24. Guilt gnawed at him after stealing the money from his mother's purse.
25. The mouse began to gnaw through the wiring, causing a short circuit.
26. Boredom began to gnaw at me after days of being confined at home.
27. The beaver gnawed through the thick tree trunk with ease.
28. The unpleasant memory continued to gnaw at him for the rest of his life.
29. Disappointment gnawed at him after failing the important exam.
30. My teeth began to gnaw at the bone from hunger.
31. The pain began to gnaw at her side as she moved.
32. The squirrel began to gnaw at the wooden bench in the garden.
33. Self-doubt began to gnaw away at her confidence.
34. Guilt gnawed at his conscience after cheating on the test.
35. The dogs began to gnaw at the large bone left on the porch.
36. My hangover began to gnaw at my skull as I awakened.
37. The teething baby began to gnaw on the wooden legs of the table.
38. Anger began to gnaw away at my patience.
39. Hunger began to gnaw at my insides after missing two meals.
40. Restlessness began to gnaw at me after weeks of confinement.
41. The puppy began to gnaw on the wooden chair legs.
42. Nagging thoughts continued to gnaw at her all night.
43. Remorse began to gnaw away at my conscience.
44. Anxiety gnawed away at her ability to function normally.
45. Loneliness began to gnaw at my heart.
46. A sharp pain began to gnaw at my side when I took a deep breath.
47. Boredom began to gnaw away at my ability to concentrate.
48. Self-doubt began to gnaw at her chances of getting the promotion.
49. Unease continued to gnaw at his peace of mind.
50. The ragged edges gnawed at my skin as I shifted in my seat.
51. Jealousy began to gnaw away at their once happy relationship.
52. Worry gnawed away at my appetite.
53. The scene gnawed at my psyche years later.
54. The dull pain began to gnaw at his skull.
55. The unpleasant memory began to gnaw away at my psyche.
56. Shame gnawed at her after telling that hurtful lie.
57. Memories began to gnaw away at my peace of mind.
58. Uncertainty gnawed at my confidence.
59. Doubts began to gnaw at his ability to succeed.
60. Hunger began to gnaw at my insides.

Common Phases

1. Gnawing pain
2. Gnawing hunger
3. Gnawing doubt
4. Gnawing anxiety
5. Gnawing at one's conscience
6. Gnawing worry
7. Gnawing guilt
8. Gnawing jealousy
9. Gnawing remorse
10. Gnawing boredom
11. Gnawing fear
12. Gnawing hole
13. Gnaw one's fingernails
14. Gnaw through
15. Gnaw at