| Steam rose from all directions, billowing into swirls, each a threatening tentacle ready to choke, suffocate, asphyxiate me. |
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| You have to be real careful that she doesn't asphyxiate or have difficulty with aspiration. |
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| I half-expect to asphyxiate, because with so many gasping at once, one would think all the oxygen would leave the air. |
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| And ultimately, they die from the diaphragm contracting to such an extent that they asphyxiate or suffocate to death. |
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| Just the fact that the Zyklon-B was delivered to a concentration camp does not permit one to conclude that it was used to asphyxiate the prisoners. |
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| When inhaled, these agents prevent the transfer of oxygen to the cells, causing the body to asphyxiate. |
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| This includes nearly 900 people who choke to death, 2,500 who asphyxiate from a blocked airway and 29,000 who die from heart attacks. |
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| Mr. Bergeron contacted authorities after attempting to asphyxiate Ms. Gagnon with a plastic bag. |
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| However, the developments of these two desires are likely to become mixed up, which will disturb the psychological dynamic and asphyxiate it. |
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| The reduced blood flush encourages the accumulation of others cells that asphyxiate, at their turn, the tissues. |
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| Don't squeeze too tightly or you'll asphyxiate and possibly kill your bird. |
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| Too much water can also asphyxiate the roots which reduces water uptake by the plant. |
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| Infants and small children can become wedged in gaps and asphyxiate. |
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| Unlike carbon dioxide systems, which will asphyxiate humans, these materials also are safe for occupants should they be unable to escape before the system discharges. |
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| We all know someone who's very closeness can almost asphyxiate us right? |
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| You would asphyxiate from the lack of oxygen in the atmosphere. |
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| They were over land, at least, so they wouldn't asphyxiate underwater. |
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| But don't come complaining back to me when you start to asphyxiate. |
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| Even if the burning of fossil fuel has so poisoned my city's air that I must leave immediately or asphyxiate, most people would permit me to escape by car. |
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| Pupils would often fall out of their chairs and asphyxiate with laughter. |
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| This gas is considered non-toxic, but it could potentially asphyxiate by denying the body's access to oxygen. |
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| To clear epidermis of dead cells, which asphyxiate the skin and make it look dull, the first step is the exfoliation. |
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| It bears all the hallmarks of an attempt by the government to asphyxiate the media group in an act of political revenge. |
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| Because natural gas is an asphyxiate, if the vapor cloud engulfed surface dwelling marine life on the surface, it could cause asphyxiation and death. |
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| Two arms that they interlace or they asphyxiate? |
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| To be most effective, the wrap should last about 25 mins: while you relax, your skin absorbs mud's components while toxins that asphyxiate the body are freed by epidermis pores under the effect of heat. |
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| Without water, cells would asphyxiate with their own waste. |
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| Whatever the complexity of the legal, economic and political challenges, allowing vulnerable migrants to drown in the Mediterranean or asphyxiate in the holds of ships is an affront to European values. |
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| With total outrage to the most elementary international norms, in their 450 pages are detailed the actions to be impel in order that the entire Cuban populace could be asphyxiate. |
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| Removes make-up gently but thoroughly and enables the elimination of the impurities that asphyxiate skin and more particularly the skin's pores, inducing the formation of blackheads and blemishes. |
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| Though primarily a powerful irritant, it can asphyxiate in high concentrations or prolonged exposure. |
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| If you don't wish to asphyxiate on poison gas in a subway, or lose your legs to detonating pressure-cookers at a road-race, it is in your interest to support American interventions on behalf of democracy across the globe. |
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| Fish were trapped in the old basin, left to asphyxiate in the mud. |
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| During rainy years, vine can asphyxiate if water stays around the roots. |
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| If anybody has broken the vicious monopolies that asphyxiate the city's food market, shoppers have yet to notice. Equally anecdotal, and equally curious, are his views on the money supply. |
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