His face choked up with laughter.
"It's not a good thing to cause soldiers who are standing guard against car bombs, snipers and suicide bombers to cover their faces, choke, cough and otherwise degrade our awareness".
But even if the rain stays away there's still the dust – dust that clogs eyes and streaks faces, choking dust that gets into the lungs, dust clouds that kick up out of nowhere to obscure the wheel in front, the winning attack, the exact line across the treacherous granite.
To my left, the colonel stood frozen at attention; suddenly, for the briefest moment, he shielded his face and choked back tears.
And, when Philip walks out, Perry gives us a bravura closeup on her face, almost choking and sobbing with defiance and self-validation.
The victim claims Jetton hit her on the face and choked her, leaving bruises that the police department photographed.
There are no strikes, no unrest: workers aren't capable of raising more than a mild sense of indigestion at whatever they face, and they choke that down lest they endanger their positions.
Their message is simple: "Get out of our faces, stop choking our democracy and stop acting like such a pompous, overbearing, modern-day Sultan".
Humanity faced being "choked, drowned or starved" by its own stupidity, he said, and he compared those who challenged the reality of climate change to the courtiers who flattered King Canute, until he proved he could not command the waves by going to the seashore and trying to do so.
This route faces two major choke points that are unavoidable given geographic constraints.
