Sentence examples for barfed from inspiring English sources

On the water, the puffins frolicked, the hermit crabs frolicked, and young people bloated with salmon jerky and warm beer barfed politely into motion-sickness buckets on the ferry sailing across Klettsvik Bay.

At work the next day, expecting to be shunned and sort of figuratively barfed on, maybe swept into the farewell room, where underachievers got hand-stabbed by Kipler, the C.E.O., Carl instead collected a few drive-by hugs.

In these figurations, identity and experience become fluids that get barfed or sweated onto the page.

The seating — or the stroller you can't check, or the bag that won't fit, or the kid who just barfed in his seat — is a problem only the two of you, working together, can solve.

Barfed in your bed?

One Asian-American writer suggested Stefani had "swallowed a subversive youth culture in Japan and barfed up another image of giggling, submissive Asian women".

After using the word "puke," she says, "You may remark that my vocabulary has taken a turn for the Anglo-Saxon," adding, "God, I'm going to barf my brains out.

Profane, drunk: "Dog into wolf, light into twilight, emptiness into waiting presence, here [was] your underage Marine barfing in the street".

("I have one friend," Porter says, "whose stick figures are always barfing — that may only be for me").

Was he going to barf?

As I doze off and on, the dazzling resources of the English language eclipse the scene in the bathroom: vomiting, barfing, retching, expelling, upchucking, puking, disgorging, gagging, hurling, spewing, losing your lunch.