Sentence examples for constricted throat from inspiring English sources

This time the stench was unmistakable, overwhelming — a metallic taste in my mouth, a chemical roughness along the back of my constricted throat.

But one or two in every hundred, if stung badly enough, can experience a constricted throat, shocks to the heart and even death.

They are also taught to recognize physical manifestations of stress, such as sweaty palms or a constricted throat, which could signal the need for them to step back and consider what is happening.

Hours later she woke "almost hysterical" with a constricted throat in addition to hives and a burning sensation.

"When the moment came for action [to talk], this liquid froze and expanded and constricted my throat and body.

The Parshall flume consists of a metal or concrete channel structure with three main sections: (1) a converging section at the upstream end, leading to (2) a constricted or throat section and (3) a diverging section at the downstream end (Fig. 88).

These chemicals cause blood vessels to leak fluid into the surrounding tissue, resulting in the localized swelling and itching seen in many allergic reactions: the itchy, swollen eyes and red, runny nose of seasonal allergies as well as the constricting throat and shock of anaphylaxis.

Never constrict your throat, unless you want an invasive throat reconstruction surgery.

It brings a persistent low-grade anxiety that lingers around my heart, sometimes travelling up to constrict my throat as the time remaining on my contract dwindles.

She has all these stylists to tell her how to look all the time, but they were not with her that day, so she" -- he raises his voice and constricts his throat to jump an octave -- "'I want it beautiful.' Sometimes you have to be like the person's therapist.

She had the impression that they were in Russia, that you could only be in Russia when such torrid happiness constricts your throat, and she was happy that Wolfe was recounting such marvellous nonsense and, with his little noises, launching small flat stones, which magically skidded and skipped along the water.