Sentence examples for I will suffocate from inspiring English sources

My response went from a polite "not quite" to a clenched-teethed "anybody's guess" to a silent "I will suffocate you" stare to the eventual crossing to the other side of the street to avoid it altogether.

When I'm back in it, I remember how physical it is, the way it feels like it will suffocate me, and the way I will look outside myself for anything I can use to escape it.

It is one thing for the Quartet to demand a Palestinian rejection of violence, but unless pressure is brought to bear on Israel to release its military grip from the Palestinian territories - which long predates the election of Hamas - it will suffocate Palestinian hope and show that the world is only chasing a phantom of peace.

Don't put your cat in without a door because it will suffocate.

Be sure not to keep it in a plastic bag too long because it will suffocate.

It will want to go inside and it could be lost forever and it will suffocate, starve, and die.

That does not mean life will suffocate.

Shellfish will suffocate when tightly wrapped in plastic.

It will suffocate pests that are on the plant, and it is an organic alternative.

In the meantime organisations will suffocate while emerging professional artists struggle to access public funds.

The longer this oil remains, Mr. Baker said, the more likely the healthy grasses will die and the underlying root system will suffocate, permanently damaging the marsh.