Sentence examples for known to swallow from inspiring English sources
They have been known to swallow pedestrians.
The large ones have been known to swallow leopards whole.
They have been known to swallow animals as large as deer and alligators.
Some (Melanocetus, Linophryne) are known to swallow fishes several times their own length, accommodating them in a highly distensible stomach.
The city is known for its giant sinkholes, the legacy of a collapsing potash mine, which have been known to swallow railroad boxcars and automobiles.
A good chunk of it lies within the 750,000-acre Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve — a Martian landscape of jagged volcanic rock and hidden crags known to swallow sheep whole.
Of course, Bishop, who is known to have swallowed House of Reps' Practice whole, will relish it.
Taste, thermal and chemical properties of the ingested fluid act as stimuli of these nerves and are known to affect swallowing activities (Table 4).
Drug mules have been known to either swallow latex balloons or directly place them within the anus.
Furthermore, most of the studies on sensory effects on swallowing were investigated with liquid solutions, which are known to be difficult to swallow.
I've known men who gave up houses worth half a million just to seethe back of someone whom they once bought diamonds.And I've known women to swallow diamondsjust to amplify the spectacle of their being flushed.The Gutenberg Bible, O.K., I get that: five-point-four million dollars for a book of poemswritten by God on the skin of a calf.
