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1. Many of the victims died of suffocation.

2. Dry, teasing, hacking cough with a sense of suffocation.

3. The suffocation of social pressure, the idea of self-worth as defined by men, it all rings true.

4. Even if they survive those patients undergoing suffocation are suffering unacceptable and repeated abuse.

5. Some of our patients with suffocation or hypoxaemia induced by epilepsy might have died without a definite diagnosis and appropriate management.

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6. Away from this earthly noisy and stressful suffocation.

7. Even I also feel that the feeling of suffocation!

8. Possible suffocation hazards due to lack of adequate ventilation.

9. The room was hot to suffocation.

10. I had a cough and a feeling of suffocation.

11. Fantastic creatures embracing suffocation and morbid, a lot of crosses.

12. Compared with other options, such as suffocation, perhaps it was.

13. He voluble to the point of suffocation, then quiet as the Jordan.

14. They may wake from sleep with great fear, agitation and anxiety and a sense of suffocation like in Lachesis.

15. She was subsequently confined to the vapor bath of her home to die of suffocation.

16. Tossed and buffeted for six hours, and caught in an eddy in the vortex, she died of suffocation.

17. The prime minister, Pascoal Mocumbi, said the cause may have been food poisoning, lack of water, or suffocation.

18. A report on state television said all the victims were believed to have died from suffocation.

19. It also banned the practice of transporting pepper-sprayed suspects in a prone position, saying the practice could contribute to suffocation.

20. Trapped in an eddy Graham was retrieved from the barrel badly bruised, just before he almost died of suffocation.

21. Also in this house-fit there was no anger, no suffocation, no yearning to be elsewhere.

22. It was the fear of death and all the ways in which it might arrive: shooting, strangulation, suffocation.

23. Therefore, even with oxygen at saturation point, an excess of carbon dioxide may cause suffocation.

24. Detectives working on the case are working on the theory that they died of hypothermia or suffocation or a combination of both.

25. The most severe allergic reaction, anaphylactic shock, can kill through suffocation.

26. New emotions were beginning to show, notably aggression and fear of suffocation.

27. She may have been held back, too, by memories of near suffocation.

28. Reading between the lines, I can readily see that her weeks of weaning were punctuated with episodes of near suffocation.

29. Conclusion Fetal distress may injure the cardiac function, no matter newborns suffocation.

30. Lawyers had been found to say it was OK to simulate suffocation.