Sentence examples for some choke from inspiring English sources

In some choke point areas, med kits just start to pile up uselessly, because everyone wants to have a go.

Calling the deal "important because it was an opportunity to shore up the long-term subscriber experience," Wells described it as a solution to "some choke points around peak period usage times".

Some, choked by the fumes, covered their eyes and coughed by the side of road.

This was an emotional meeting, when players stood up, some choked up, all seeming to dedicate this season to New York.

Relatives and friends, some choking or weeping openly as they spoke, recalled her as a daughter, a sister to three siblings, a cousin and a friend.

She knows that the message is meant for her ears; Silvia, affectionately protective of her young son, treats her daughter with a reflexive, mocking harshness that invades Velvet's mind like some choking weed: "You're no good, said some words in my head.

Giambi said some pitchers "choke" the ball (grip it more tightly) when uncorking a changeup, so it is easy to detect what they are throwing.

Panmure Gordon analyst Savvas Neophytou said: Some might choke on the price of the asset, but to us AstraZeneca's acquisition of Pearl Therapeutics was strategically important and had to be done.

The exhibition also evokes the tears that some Americans choke back when they see photographs and films of President Kennedy delivering his inaugural speech, or of Mrs. Kennedy, a standard-bearer of elegance, emerging from the French presidential palace during a visit.

"Some people choke up," he said.

In the street, his friends will beat down on you if you are doing some fancy choke hold.