Sentence examples for throat opening from inspiring English sources

Adenoids, also called Pharyngeal Tonsils, a mass of lymphatic tissue, similar to the (palatine) tonsils, that is attached to the back wall of the nasal pharynx (i.e., the upper part of the throat opening into the nasal cavity proper).

A three-phase, four-component black-oil simulator was then developed and coupled with the deposition model including two mechanisms of "surface deposition" and "pore throat opening".

In addition, all the experiments confirmed that "pore throat plugging" caused linear reduction of core permeability versus time up until the "pore throat opening" mechanism comes into effect in restoring core permeability and/or flattening out the decline rate associated with permeability versus time due to flow dynamics effects.

You've probably kissed more guys than I have!" I don't recall one line from the show, let alone the plot, but I'll never forget that "actress" for two reasons: When I said two sentences in the wrong order during a performance she went, "tsk-tsk!" to the audience and her tongue in my throat opening night.

Practice opening your throat opening.

Gargle with mouthwash, if you can, to keep bad-breath bacteria from congregating in your throat opening.

The tearing of my flesh, the snap of jaws wrestling at my bones, the blissful lapping as my throat opened — all this seemed absolutely real to me.

Judge Tyler, a former city commissioner of licenses, had been on the Criminal Court bench for four years when "Deep Throat" opened at the New Mature World Theater on West 49th Street on June 12 , 1972

A scene in which the Protector (the supremely assured bass-baritone Evan Hughes) surveys the delights of harvest — including "grape crushing" and "hot blood from a pig's throat" — opens with a rustic dance with boozy violence in its belly.

When Olivia is away from Viola, his voice is all whispery disdain; when she's in the same room as her beloved, his vocal cords relax and his throat opens, rounding his sounds.

It triggers a reflex, 'Let's get this foreign object out of my throat right now!' For months and months, you tell your body, 'It's O.K. We're going to do this.' And one day, your body listens and your throat opens up and the sword drops down".