The phrase "all throat" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely understood.
It could potentially be used in a specific context, such as describing someone who is very vocal or expressive, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "When she sings, she puts her heart into it, going all throat with every note."
Alternatives: "full voice" or "with all her might".
"She took me back/after I broke her heart about a thousand times," he sings on "When a Woman Loves," in a performance that's all throat.
Our sons, too, are at risk — the human papillomavirus prevented by the HPV vaccine series causes 70 percent of all throat cancers.
The researchers estimated that over all, throat cancers caused by the virus have increased to 2.6 per 100,000 people in 2004, from 0.8 cases per 100,000 people in 1988.
All throat swab samples were tested using a fluorescence quantitative RT-PCR assay for EV71, CA16, and pan-enteroviruses.
The organism isolated from the throat was only identified because the microbiology department screened all throat swabs routinely for corynebacteria.
The microbiology laboratory receives all throat samples from Primary Care Centers of the area to investigate the presence of GAS.
All the throat swabs collected on April 23 were negative for H7N9 virus.
All throats were examined and swabbed for culture, limbs and exposed areas were examined, and pyoderma lesions were also swabbed.
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Perhaps after slitting all those throats in his adaptation of "Sweeney Todd," he thought he would chop off a few heads.
But no, I still have that book and a quick flick reveals that all the throat-clearing about Berkshire folklore, not to mention the sticky religiosity, is there.
