If you're violently coughing, though, that's a good indication that the food did, in fact, go down the "wrong pipe," your trachea.
The defiant uprising by Hungarians in 1956, though violently repressed, became a pivotal event that stirred the hearts and minds of people across Eastern and Central Europe and undermined Communist regimes across the region.
The little girl shook her head violently, as though to put an end to this weird balladry.
During his unsuccessful years in high school, he had joined the Jungfrontkämpferverband, the youth section of the German-Austrian organization of war veterans, which, though violently pro-German and anti-republican, was tolerated by the Austrian government.
Newcomer Laurence shines as a troubled child in this multi-stranded study of suburban neighbours' lives colliding – often violently, ultimately melodramatically – though there's much to admire in the storytelling and characters.
However, he thought that the slow-motion ending "dipped a little too violently into melodrama", though it was "hard to fault that bravado downbeat cliffhanger".
Her feminine intellect was described by Jill Campbell as a "threatening" force which her husband once reacted violently against, even though his violence was contained to him acting on it only in a dream-like state.
Whenever they occur he is affected, though not violently so.
Moderately nitrated cellulose (containing approximately 10.5 to 12.5percentt nitrogen) is also flammable, though less violently so than guncotton, and is soluble in alcohols and ethers.
