Sentence examples for suffocation from from inspiring English sources
Whether inmates have actually felt pain or suffocation from lethal injection is not known with certainty.
And for all the attention on defective products, the majority of deaths of sleeping infants are caused by suffocation from pillows and other bedding that crowds a crib.
Another person described the costly impacts of pollution, saying: "We moved after five of our goats died of suffocation from swallowing dust from the quarries".
The curriculum ranges from teaching doctors to resist pressure from their patients to technical information on relieving pain and other conditions that may have become unbearable for the patient, such as incessant itching, inability to swallow or slow suffocation from blood in the lungs.
Someone had Google searched "foolproof suffocation" from the Anthony family computer on June 16th, the day Caylee disappeared.
Officials say most of the deaths were caused by concussions, deep cuts to the heads and suffocation from the stampede.
He was now drawn to another scandal of Victorian life, the plight of the young sweeps, whose brutal masters condemned them to lives of misery and, often, early deaths, if not from falls or suffocation, then from lung disease or cancer.
The Scuds were reported to have caused 14 "indirect" deaths, from heart failure or through suffocation resulting from the improper adjustment of gas masks by people putting them on in haste.
Once an animal's head is stuck inside the cup, Simon explained, they're likely doomed to death from suffocation, or worse, from dehydration after days of not being able to drink.
In 2004, according to the most recent figures from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 779 children between ages 10 and 19 committed suicide by suffocation, up from 400 to 450 per year from the early 1980s through the mid-1990s, when the numbers began to rise.
During the drive, the investigators estimated that about fifteen students died of suffocation or from gunshot wounds.
