Sentence examples for to gagging from inspiring English sources
verb
To experience the vomiting reflex.
- He gagged when he saw the open wound.
As with previous disclosures by Facebook and Yahoo, exact figures can not be given due to gagging orders by the US government.
— They "took physical advantage" of people — Groucho terribly tiresome to talk to, gagging all the time, terrific vanity.... Cantor pissed in somebody's new hat — put his cock in a girl's hand and then said, I hope you're not unfriendly!
If your goal were to make a harmlessly oily dish look as repulsive as one of the gastronomic challenges served to gagging contestants on "Fear Factor," this would be a wise way to go.
This is all the more true, of course, when much of what is being discussed in court is subject to gagging orders, but it comes into play even in regular court cases.
"An agency of the United States is saying, in effect, 'Although we claim that these defendants have done terrible things, they refuse to admit it and we do not propose to prove it, but will simply resort to gagging their right to deny it,' " he said.
MPs have also called for an end to gagging clauses, encouraging staff to work in a "culture of openness".
The government is trying to gag charities?
No one is has tried to gag me yet".
Bill Lombardi, director of the Gloucester County Animal Shelter, began to gag.
Is that trying to gag him, or just vigorous criticism?
When he kept humming, they tried to gag him.
