Sentence for throat | Use throat in a sentence

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• He touched his throat. (10)
• Soames cleared his throat. (8)
• He saw her throat swallow. (10)
• Robert cleared his throat. (22)
• Mr. Wagge cleared his throat. (8)
• There was a lump in his throat. (8)
• Cut our throat spirit, you mean. (8)
• The sound was deep in her throat. (10)
• The sound was deep in her throat. (22)
• It went like a choke in my throat. (10)
• Mr. Wagge cleared his throat heavily. (8)
• Emilia laid her hand under her throat. (10)
• He felt a choke rise in his own throat. (8)
• I began to have a choking in the throat. (10)
• She was dressed in black up to the throat. (10)
• She was dressed in black up to the throat. (22)
• He felt it wet; and a lump rose in his throat. (8)
• Her husband merely made a noise in his throat. (9)
• She caught her clasped hands up to her throat. (10)
• Tears came into her eyes and her throat swelled. (9)
• One might have thought her caught by the throat. (10)
• She unhooked a little silver brooch at her throat. (8)
• She struggled with the emotion in her throat, and Mr. (10)
• With a little lump in his throat John closed the door. (8)
• The tinker cleared his throat, and said it was a bad case. (10)
• His throat was powerless, his arms and hands were like lead. (1)
• The moment of desperate beauty caught Barbara by the throat. (8)
• The wan remains of a little bit of fur lay round her throat. (8)
• A sort of ghastly laughter was forcing its way up in his throat. (8)
• She threw back her head, displaying all her white, round throat. (8)
• And she waited, stretching out her slim throat like a thirsty deer. (12)
• A dreadful little laugh got caught in her throat, confused with a sob. (8)
• All depended on that deadly little man, who had once kissed her throat. (8)
• There is a sound of heavy footsteps; a man clears his throat, close by.] (8)
• From marks about the throat grave suspicion of foul play are entertained. (8)
• From marks about the throat grave suspicions of foul play are entertained. (8)
• The Ohioan had once before cleared his throat as if he were going to speak. (9)
• Halidome cleared his throat, and there was something portentous in the sound. (8)
• Nataly nevertheless was approved for guarding her throat from the nightwind. (10)
• Then, the habit of a lifetime catching him by the throat, he stayed motionless. (8)
• He squared his shoulders, cleared his throat, and looked askance at Mr. Dennant. (8)
• His voice dropped in his throat; he swallowed once or twice, and then did not speak. (9)
• She often awakened with a start, stared wildly, and smothered a scream in her throat. (12)
• He had laughed, laughed, utterly beside himself at the little silver bell in her throat. (12)
• For this the angry Iroquois cut away his lower lip and thrust a red-hot iron down his throat. (19)
• Her throat filled, but the voice quavered down again, like a fainting creature sick unto death. (10)
• Her dress was plain black from throat to heel, with a skull cap of white, like a Moravian sister. (10)
• The gamble which had brought him down till his throat at last was at the mercy of a bullying hound. (8)
• Fiorsen ran forward, stretching out his arms toward Monsieur Harmost, as if to take him by the throat. (8)
• A sob came up in her throat that seemed to tear her to bits, and she cried as if her heart would break. (8)
• He wound and unwound his handkerchief about his fingers mechanically: great curses were in his throat. (10)
• They had begged him to put on an overcoat this day of bitter wind, or a silken kerchief for the throat. (10)
• Her German was very pure and perfect, and she spoke very swiftly, with a bird-like twitter in her throat. (12)
• She throws her head back, and her throat is seen to work as though she were gulping down a bitter draught. (8)
• The upper lip was firmly supported by the under, and the chin stood freely out from a fine neck and throat. (10)
• The woman stretched her throat awry, and set up a howl like a dog; but her claws came out when he seized her. (10)
• He felt a choke in his throat, bent down to her hand, and kissed it; then shouldered his rod, and marched away. (8)
• He turned at the gate to look back at that russet mound, then went slowly towards the house, very choky in the throat. (8)
• Where was the home of this mighty secret feeling that sprang so suddenly out of the dark, and caught you by the throat? (8)
• They looked comfortable enough there in the sunshine, but each had that across his throat Which you had hardly cared to see. (7)
• With a perfect faith in it she would, and she was conscious that she could, have raised his head and poured it down his throat. (22)
• When the door was shut, Mr. Wagge cleared his throat; the grating sound carried with it the suggestion of enormously thick linings. (8)
• The sunlight fell greedily on her here, like an invisible swift hand touching her all over, and specially caressing her throat and face. (8)
• He twice arranged his papers; cleared his throat; then, lifting a sheet suddenly, took three steps, turned his back on her, and began to read. (8)
• In her half-closed eyes, round throat, and softly tilted chin, there was something cool and watchful, protecting the ragamuffin up above her head. (8)
• The elder Mavering had been trying, without success, to think of something to say to Miss Pasmer, he had twice cleared his throat for that purpose. (9)
• There she sat, staring before her; and only her tight-clasped hands, the little movements of her lips and throat, showed the struggle going on in her. (8)
• She grasped another, one of leaden colour, with yellow bars and silver crescents, and cried: Treble-tongue and throat of fire, Name the creature ye require! (10)
• From his recognition of these old schoolfellows Shelton turned to look at Halidome, who, having cleared his throat, was staring straight before him at the curtain. (8)

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