Sentence examples for throat about from inspiring English sources

He had an open sore at the base of his throat about an inch long.

If he feels "a little lump" in his throat "about all the beauty we're in the process of losing," think how monks in the late Middle Ages felt as large, beautifully illuminated manuscripts gave way to plain printed books.

I'm not one to wallow in nostalgia, but looking at the record covers of Alex Steinweiss and R. Crumb did raise a little lump in my throat about all the beauty we're in the process of losing.

The move isn't Bourdain's first foray into fiction: he is also the author of a handful of crime novels, including Gone Bamboo, "a feast of murder, hitmen, and the hitwomen they love", Bone in the Throat, about a junior chef who "unwittingly finds himself a partner in big-time crime", and The Bobby Gold Stories, as well as his non-fiction books.

A man in a blue blazer and white turtleneck cleared his throat about 1 55 p.m. and began to preach to the 200 or so weary-looking passengers, telling them, "It's going to be a long day, that day they call the Judgment Day".

In fact, it seems ridiculously late for Pink Floyd to jump down EMI's throat about offering its tracks up for sale individually, which they claim is a breach of contract.

The film shows how the film Deep Throat came about, what went on behind the scenes and how Lovelace was controlled by her husband and manager Chuck Traynor, played by Peter Sarsgaard.

Throwing his arm around you, telling you about the girl he fucked, sharing his takeout with you in the parking lot, laughing till he coughed like his throat was about to give birth to something.

Relations between the sexes are openly exploitative, with only Peggy trying to make her way in a man's world and paying a high price (among other things, she's more single-minded and cut-throat about work than the men).

Are throats about to be cleared?

One of the saddest aspects of the passing of the pre-eminence of print is that, in the future, designers and typographers will no longer sit around talking, often with a lump in their throats, about long-gone fonts or great kerning disasters.