Sentence examples for throat twisting from inspiring English sources
The soldiers grabbed me, pulling my beard, pressing on my throat, twisting my hands behind my back, and as a result my picture was taken by force," Turahan wrote.
Her mouth twisting with repressed passion, she suggests something of an embryonic Margaret Thatcher determined to impose order on a disorder, ruthlessly tearing out her own heart to ensure survival in a cut-throat male world.
Soon the cord, tangled and twisted, is wrapped around her throat like a noose.
Just check out John Lennon running his throat ragged on Twist and Shout and you'd have thought the primal therapy that inspired his master-of-catharsis hymn to abandonment, Mother, had begun many years prior to Yoko.
Before Gym, go in the bathroom and suck on red cough drops in the back of your mouth if you're claiming strep throat, and if it's flu then repeatedly twist your nose until it's convincingly red.
DON'T GO THERE If your situation is not dire — you twisted your ankle or have a persistent sore throat, say, or your child receives a small burn — call your doctor first and ask for advice.
A muscle twisted sharply in my stomach and yanked at my throat: the whip of hunger.
"One of them twisted my arms behind my back; another squeezed my throat so that I could not speak, and could barely breathe.
Every time you go to get a candy the fascist imperial sexism has to twist its head back and you take it out the throat.
