Usar "suffocation" en una oración

1. In despair I tried a new tactic to stave off suffocation

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2. As she looked at it she realized for the first time that the city would have to provide the most complex possible surface to be able to get enough air circulation to prevent suffocation of its inhabitants in the deep places

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3. I stated with a shudder, "Suffocation?"

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4. If it wasn’t for the artificial gravity Scott would be nauseous rather than just this strange insecure feeling that no more half a metre separated him from the cold suffocation and desiccation of space

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5. Josh could survive perhaps a third longer using less oxygen, and at least his death from suffocation would be more tolerable

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6. Though both cities used extensive subway tunnels as bomb shelters, many residents hiding out below died from suffocation

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7. “Two years ago,” she says, “I was afraid of spiders, suffocation, walls that inch slowly inward and trap you between them, getting thrown out of Dauntless, uncontrollable bleeding, getting run over by a train, my father’s death, public humiliation, and kidnapping by men without faces

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8. iron, and the feeling of suffocation increases

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9. drowning and other methods of suffocation if they do not produce the

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10. of suffocation which are prohibited have been interpreted as meaning any method by

11. It was as if all of this place, the history of the mountains, and the timeless nature of their being were blending together, but without threat and suffocation which had happened before

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12. Between the blows and the suffocation, the Burmese stopped moving

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13. Feelings of fear and suffocation were dredged from my memories

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14. Jubilantly they skipped on the bed and embraced me so loudly up to leaving me at the edge of suffocation

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15. One by one, the holes swallowed them up; the dirt covered their faces, causing them to die of suffocation

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16. Then pain again, suffocation, drowning - over and over again

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17. he could outrun suffocation,

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18. days of heat wave suffocation,

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19. cardiac arrest, suffocation, drastically accelerated rotting of

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20. Suffocation isn’t the most pleasant way, but it’s the only available method

21. causes breathing to become strenuous and suffocation to occur

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22. As he ascertained a safe spot to hitch his horse to some growth several yards down the beach from the quicksand, he wondered how many others this land had claimed during its occupation by man and how many of those had perished in such a manner that was sickening to consider—slowly sinking and futilely struggling in a last effort to save oneself from the inevitable suffocation by the earth itself

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23. The stale air in the room now was difficult to breathe and heightened the effect of his mind’s vivid reconstruction of how the slow suffocation must have felt in light of a futile, desperate struggle to save one’s life when confronted with Death

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24. There could be no doubt about what the gesture signified—Terence Underwood’s grueling, slow suffocation and those final moments when Death approached the unwilling soul that hysterically attempted to escape the end

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25. � That treatment could be kept on for hours and left absolutely no telltale marks, apart from complete physical exhaustion and from the horrible and repeated feeling of suffocation

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26. The stench in the air and feeling of suffocation added to their terror

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27. Suddenly, his world of peace exploded into suffocation and terror

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28. She did, however, manage to get up, while another pig that couldn’t get out from under the pile of flesh died of suffocation

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29. I felt suffocation; even I had to inhale with my mouth

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30. Instead he had stepped into a sink trap and it was quickly pulling him toward suffocation

31. In towns, only crowded roads, busy traffic, narrow streets, smoke-grimed houses, factories with chimneys belching smokes, pollution and suffocation

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32. Whereas in the villages, everything is fresh and greeneries, there are no crowds, no pollution, and no suffocation; there are only ever whistling of fresh air; the sounds of rustling leaves; the beautiful birds are singing every time while sitting on the branches of trees and composed the musical nodes everywhere

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33. suffocation by the materialistic influences currently holding sway

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34. , retain the breath as long as you can without the feeling of suffocation and then exhale through both the nostrils

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35. One had died of suffocation in a struggle with Archie Murphy, just after

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36. Possessed as I am by carnal passion for you, my suffocation in the fraternal garb has been demeaning my soul ever since

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37. In this way, they could not stand on their feet and died painfully by suffocation

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38. November 2010 when I for the first time in my life started having suffocation fits

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39. did not solve the problem with suffocation fits, but at least it all helped us to feel a

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40. really beat and I would have even stronger and more frequent suffocation fits

41. At that time Andrey started having suffocation fits

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42. Finally, after much suffocation and

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43. “I suppose that death actually comes from the loss of blood more than suffocation with blood

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44. What right had this one, only because my apparel was scanty, to smile at me and say _prachtvoll_? I was so much startled by the unexpected exclamation from a person who had the minute before been rending the air with her laments, that my foot slipped on the wet planks, I just heard the bathing woman advising me to take care, just had time to comment to myself on the foolishness of such advice to one already hurling through space, and then came a shock of all-engulfing coldness and wetness and suffocation, and the next moment there I was gasping and spluttering exactly as the other bath-guest had gasped and spluttered, but with this difference, that she had clutched the rope and shrieked, and I, with all the convulsive energy of panic, was shrieking and clutching the bath-guest

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45. Had he not delivered her from the immense suffocation of Redchester? She was obsequious with gratitude

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46. All those women--good heavens, all those women--who collected and coagulated about his path, what terrible things they seemed from here! Women he had painted, who rose up and reproached him because his idea of them and their idea were different; women he had fallen in love with, or tried to persuade himself he had fallen in love with, or tried to hope he would presently be able to persuade himself he had fallen in love with; women who had fallen in love with him, and fluffed and flapped about him, monsters of soft enveloping suffocation; women he had wronged--absurd word! women who had claims on him--claims on him! on him who belonged only to art and the universe

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47. Shipra felt some suffocation in side so wanted to object her but Rajan prevented her doing so saying that it was her personal life and we couldn’t proscribe anybody

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48. This suffocation of

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49. He dabbled in poetry and knew the suffocation of the

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50. But because they could not stand this sense of suffocation, and boredom and feral power of life growing out of their control so fast

51. It was compounded, also, probably, for Sheri, by a post-natal depression, a medically acknowledged psychological condition, and a post-natal suffocation at home for him, a very particular, still unverified hypothesis

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52. We must make God-thinking so intensified that if our mind strays into any other direction then it should feel suffocation, it should feel that it has become short of oxygen

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53. The compartment filled to the point of suffocation

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54. electricity all over your dead skin; the howl of your mouth in ecstatic suffocation, agape from your deeply rammed fuck Poets

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55. One fine morning when it is noticed to be a serious problem and to cause hefty suffocation in the tracheal tract or irritation from within, then the sufferer has no other choice but to allot time to visit a physician in the area

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56. "I saw this, within the first minute of my contemplation of the patient; for, in her restless strivings she had turned over on her face on the edge of the bed, had drawn the end of the scarf into her mouth, and was in danger of suffocation

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57. him, died of suffocation in an instant

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58. the suffocation and kept on going but after a while I even found putting 2 and 2

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59. Its purple visage, and its violet-colored hands showed that it had perished from suffocation, but as it was not yet cold, I hesitated to throw it into the water that ran at my feet

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60. "As for me, so nervous, and so subject to fainting fits, I should require a Doctor Adelmonte to invent for me some means of breathing freely and tranquillizing my mind, in the fear I have of dying some fine day of suffocation

61. "If I had anything by means of which I could inflate the lungs," said d'Avrigny, looking around him, "perhaps I might prevent suffocation

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62. I call it relief, though it was only the relief that a snap brings to a strain or the burst of a thunderstorm to a day of suffocation

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63. She had torn, shrieked, clubbed at the box-lid with fists, died of suffocation, in this attitude, hands flung over her gaping face, horror-eyed, hair wild

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64. Suffocation of the soul

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65. It was a formidable campaign; a nocturnal battle against pestilence and suffocation

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66. Add suffocation by miasmas, burial by slides, and sudden crumbling of the earth

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67. Can any one picture to himself such a death? If being swallowed by the earth is terrible on the seashore, what is it in a cess-pool? Instead of the open air, the broad daylight, the clear horizon, those vast sounds, those free clouds whence rains life, instead of those barks descried in the distance, of that hope under all sorts of forms, of probable passers-by, of succor possible up to the very last moment,—instead of all this, deafness, blindness, a black vault, the inside of a tomb already prepared, death in the mire beneath a cover! slow suffocation by filth, a stone box where asphyxia opens its claw in the mire and clutches you by the throat; fetidness mingled with the death-rattle; slime instead of the strand, sulfuretted hydrogen in place of the hurricane, dung in place of the ocean! And to shout, to gnash one's teeth, and to writhe, and to

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68. There is something of suffocation in the sob

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69. "London in danger of suffocation! The Kingston and Richmond defences forced! Fearful massacres in the Thames Valley!"

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70. The whole family took refuge in the back rooms and were crowded there to suffocation

71. At last he realized that the room was full of charcoal fumes from the stove, and that he might die of suffocation

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72. To such persons the jail is strangulation and suffocation

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