Sentence examples for can suffocate from inspiring English sources
It can suffocate a person".
If the paralysis involves the diaphragm, patients can suffocate without medical help.
Ploughing a field full of locust eggs can suffocate the pests.
"I was scared because you feel sometimes you can suffocate," he told me.
Realizing that such labels can suffocate a career, DiCaprio has resolved to become a cipher.
If Russians can suffocate attacking play, who doubts that Italians can too?
Bags can choke and suffocate a fish or fill its stomach to the extent that it starves.
The ties that bind, as we know, can also suffocate.
Their challenge has been both to argue for ways in which music can both suffocate and inspire, both quash human creativity and nourish it.
Those planted too deep can gradually suffocate from girdling roots; others succumb to diseases like verticillium wilt and to pests like the Asian longhorned beetle.
It's simultaneously discomforting and heartwarming how the previously unthinkable so easily becomes the accepted – rarely more so than on this island, where history can either suffocate or breathe new life into old bones.
