The phrase "as a throat" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not typically used in any context, as it lacks clarity and relevance.
Example: "He spoke softly, as a throat would whisper secrets in the night."
Alternatives: "like a throat" or "in the manner of a throat".
Wonder's makeup assistant, Val Williams, was laying out on a cloth a long silver vaporizer containing Asiatic Styrax, which Wonder uses onstage as a throat spray, and a small brown bag of root ginger from a herbalist in Los Angeles.
Years ago, as a Throat sleuth, I purchased a copy of "The FBI Pyramid" in a used-book store for $1. Today, "The FBI Pyramid" sells online for up to $1,100 or so — because it is so rare, not because of anything valuable it contains.
HSP is often preceded by an infection, such as a throat infection.
Be careful with this fragile, impressionable psyche, Gossip Girl Lifee imitating art can be as deadly as a throat infection.
Kapa o Pango concludes with what has been interpreted as a "throat slitting" gesture that led to accusations that Kapa o Pango encourages violence, and sends the wrong message to All Blacks fans.
In parallel with his career as a throat surgeon at a teaching hospital, Negus become a leading expert on the comparative anatomy of first the larynx and then the nose and the paranasal sinuses.
The first meeting began, Rhodes said, as "a throat-clearing exercise": an exchange of basic security concerns.
She developed Nelson's voice on the spot and describes him as "a throat-ripper".
Fourteen others are listed as probable, including receiver WAYNE CHREBET who is somewhat mysteriously listed as having a throat problem...
The incidence and severity of hoarseness (defined as change in the acoustic quality) and sore throat (defined as a continuous throat pain) were assessed according to 4 point scales (see Appendix) [ 12, 13].
His headline show began half an hour late, as he battled a throat problem which partially restricted his vocals and for which he apologised on several occasions.
