Sentence examples for to choking from inspiring English sources
verb
To be unable to breathe because of obstruction of the windpipe, for instance food or other objects that go down the wrong way.
And mental weakness leads to choking.
Kelly said this: "He has confessed to choking Etan in the basement of a bodega".
Pemberton had earlier admitted in court to choking, but not killing, Ms Laude.
Spot trash fires are common in India and contribute to choking air pollution.
Mr. Daniels confessed to choking up while writing a few of the characters' final words.
And he told the news media: "Chinese players are prone to choking in big moments.
He has been eating his own faeces with a view to choking himself.
saw the need for improvement, and this industry is committed to choking out money laundering.
McPherson's husband Traigo Andretti, later admitted to choking the 41-year-old and burning her body.
From fragile ecosystems to choking cities, oil and coal play profoundly destructive roles.
Knight had graduated from screaming, kicking and chair-tossing to choking.
