He choked out questions, smiled, and nodded meaningfully at replies.
An indelicate question about "choking" was asked.
They did not tell us that our PGD treatment would lead us down a twisted path choked with hard questions about choice, responsibility, and suffering.
Khoo et al [ 40] used questionnaires, containing questions regarding snoring, choking, suffocating, and abrupt awaking during sleep, to study Asian populations, including Chinese, Malaysian, and Indian.
Questions on gagging and choking, including frequency and a description of the cause and outcome of the most serious choking event in the past month, will be asked in questionnaires at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12 months of age.
The case felt rushed and the handling of the issues superficial; it also didn't seem credible that looking at crime-scene photos of girls her daughter's age with their throats cut would make the tough cookie Alicia choke up and question her feelings about the death penalty.
No serious incidents were reported and this raises the question of whether mothers correctly identified choking or whether they had instead witnessed the less serious action of gagging.
Ask the babysitter questions like "What would you do if...Johnny started choking on a piece of food?
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.
Every second of silence seemed to choke oxygen from the questions lingering in the air.
