Sentence examples for through a throat from inspiring English sources

The woman who contributed the mutated flu virus sample for study (obtained through a throat swab) eventually completely recovered, Dr. Abid said.

Or whenever you hear a Ring Wraith scream (a noise based on co-writer Fran Walsh shrieking through a throat infection) or when Gollum says: "My precious".

From the melting chamber, the molten glass is allowed to pass through a throat in a divider wall, or bridge wall, into the conditioning chamber, where temperatures are held at about 1,300° C (2,375° F).

Next, the method is used to study the effect of the particle-throat diameter ratio and elastic modulus on the critical pressure gradient, which is the smallest pressure gradient for a given PPG to pass through a throat of the porous media.

An exhaust port is formed in one of the flattened sides of the casing wall, and a spark plug is located in a pocket communicating with the chambers through a small throat in the opposite side of the casing wall.

And yet, as she was gurgling through a slashed throat on "American Horror Story," some teen probably chuckled at the goofy gore, not knowing how important those vocal chords had been to music history.

One of them takes an arrow through the throat, an image lifted directly from Akira Kurosawa's "Throne of Blood" and given a fresh twist in this bleak, computer-generated landscape.

"For a car, a Russian will simply bite through the throat of a passer-by," he wrote this month.

Here the camera pulls back and reveals him to be a rumpled guy sitting on a bench munching a carrot, which he soon uses as a lethal weapon, stabbing a villain through the throat.

As shown in Fig. 2, when a high pressured gas is injected into the chamber through the Laval throat, a free jet is formed at the expansion stage and is confined in a sectional region.

The judge asked the doctors to consider giving her a tracheostomy (the insertion of a tube through the throat) that would make it easier to keep her ventilated, and they agreed to do so.