However, getting to voicemail threw her off and she burbled uncontrollably.
I managed to drive home, then sat in the bathroom and sobbed uncontrollably.
They've never been called unclean and sent to huts and baths outside their homes and villages, away from kitchens, in case they turned the bacon rancid, tainted their spouses, repelled fish and game, polluted the air and young hunters, affected the weather negatively with their gaze, bled uncontrollably, stank and became wild and dangerous.
"She wept uncontrollably for 10 minutes when telling me her story, which I had no reason to doubt.
My partner sometimes shouts out words uncontrollably and repeats sentences as if on a loop.
Cancer cells tend to divide rapidly and often uncontrollably.
It might also be the best possible measure for protecting India itself: the sooner the rest of the world helps to stop Ebola where it is now prevalent, the less the risk of its spreading uncontrollably elsewhere.
But it has reminded the country of a time when politics in the Netherlands, long renowned for its culture of tolerance and compromise, seemed to be sliding uncontrollably off the rails.It was the rise of Mr Fortuyn in 2001 that first knocked Dutch politics off balance.
At one point, UNESCO and its partners were paying wardens in banknotes flown from Kenya; but that system broke down.Places where tourism and other economic activities are expanding uncontrollably may also trample on UNESCO's high principles, which seek to preserve the integrity of sites and their surroundings.
Such somatic mutations, as those in body cells are known, can cause chaos in an individual's organs, but are not passed to his or her offspring.In the case of cancer, an accumulation of somatic mutations causes a breakdown of the regulatory mechanisms that stop a cell from multiplying uncontrollably.
But the numbers of tourists rise uncontrollably and the city is flooded with monotonous regularity.
