Sentence examples for open throat from inspiring English sources

Roth looked into the snake's open throat.

Tina C introduced herself as a "country music artiste from Open Throat Holler, Tennessee".

In Hangul, vowels are represented by long horizontal or vertical lines distinguished by small marks, while consonants are represented by two-dimensional signs that suggest the articulations involved: pairs of lines representing lips together, tongue touching the roof of the mouth, an open throat, and the like.

At one point, Stenhouse stands as if being crucified, arms extended, a huge Coke bottle in each hand, his muscles twitching with the sheer weight; at another he pours Coke from a great height into Paintin's open throat, and she chokes and splutters, her star-spangled dress doused and dampened.

Videography plays a key role in the show, whether a camera is being aimed at the audience or down a theatregoer's open throat (I loved how deftly the audience was tricked into viewing video from a standard esophagogastroduodenoscopy).

The origin of the word "beagle" is uncertain, although it has been suggested that the word derives from the French begueule (meaning "open throat" from bayer "open wide" and gueule "mouth") or from an Old English, French, or the Gaelic word beag, meaning "little".

Practice opening your throat opening.

Rapping the throttle evokes a hot, open-throat cackle from the quad exhaust.

Practice the open-throat tones.

She meant to follow this proud Mr. Darcy outside and open his throat.

"They shot me with steroids to open the throat back up," he said.