Sentence examples for choke from from inspiring English sources

2. Meanwhile, trim the leaves, part of the stalk and the choke from the artichokes.

He must now depend on a choke from Norman if he is to play in the final group tomorrow.

Michael Kors began to choke from the effort of screaming to be heard as he described the sensation of receiving a bad review in WWD in the 1980s.

South Africa's survival in the tournament depended on inspirational bowling and a grin from Dame Fortune and a stereotypical choke from the opposition.

When the judge interrupted him to ask a court clerk for a glass of water, he apologized to the former senator, saying he feared he might choke from coughing.

Or, when it comes to international ambitions, subtracting Britain's engagement, convince the G-2 of the United States and China that the European Union is a rising power, no matter hard or soft, and ready for pillar status in a supposedly (you could choke from laughing) multipolar world?

The US choked from the spot: only two out of the five kickers converted.

"My children are choking from taxes and more taxes and have to work harder, all so that in the morning before breakfast I will take all my pills.

John's father (Simon Burke), in particular, comes off as ludicrously boorish, barking questions by the bedside of a son who is choking from the effects of lymphoma.

He went down and treated those who were choking from tear-gas inhalation or had been bloodied with what he took to be bird shot.

He did it for 25 years -- most of that time as an undocumented worker -- and his sinuses are still choked from his work at an Illinois lumber company.