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  • The bursts had a low, wet, rattly sound, as if made by a child playing at tommy gun with a throatful of phlegm.

    A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set Stephen Hunter 2009

  • The bursts had a low, wet, rattly sound, as if made by a child playing at tommy gun with a throatful of phlegm.

    A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set Stephen Hunter 2009

  • Renee Fleming might sing like she has a throatful of cum, but the same condition — courtesy of La Cieca herself — certainly hasn't prevented Mr. Woolfe from penning this sycophantic screed.

    The Bewitching Art of 'La Cieca' 2009

  • The bursts had a low, wet, rattly sound, as if made by a child playing at tommy gun with a throatful of phlegm.

    A Bob Lee Swagger eBook Boxed Set Stephen Hunter 2009

  • Renee Fleming might sing like she has a throatful of cum, but the same condition — courtesy of La Cieca herself — certainly hasn't prevented Mr. Woolfe from penning this sycophantic screed.

    The Bewitching Art of 'La Cieca' 2009

  • I took my friends to a Chinese dinner before crossing midnight with a throatful of songs at Music 21.

    dawn at thirty six Dean Francis Alfar 2005

  • She spit out a throatful, and then, as if in a dream, she heard yells carrying across the chop.

    Genellan- Planetfall Gier, Scott 2005

  • Ramon gasped despite himself and earned a throatful of river water.

    Asimov's Science Fiction 2005

  • Sondra had a burbly, uneven voice, as if she were always speaking through a throatful of tightly packed phlegm.

    on writing by stephen king scribner 2000

  • She was reckless, thinking that she wanted to die, reaching over to light a cigarette with the little circle of heat on the end of the car lighter, her hand shaking as she increased the speed and inhaled a full throatful of rolling smoke.

    Surrender, Dorothy Meg Wolitzer 1999

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