How To Use Coughing up In A Sentence
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When the mysterious promoter shows signs of not coughing up the money, Fifi and chums storm backstage, call him a "motherfucker" and shove a shotgun in his face.
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That night, I lay on my dorm bed coughing up sawdust.
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British galleries and museums are not used to coughing up for loans, most of which are free or on a reciprocal arrangement.
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You've probably seen - and heard - them in the gym: people sniffling, sneezing, coughing up phlegm.
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Mobiles ringing in the dressing room, lateness and the wrong kit are all transgressions that can lead to coughing up dollars.
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We waded ashore coughing up salt water and drenched to the skin.
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Sometimes he would wake up in the middle of the night covered in sweat and his white pillow would be red from coughing up blood.
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She had begun to feel as if she were coughing up her own lungs.
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Soused patrons sit in the flesh-friendly nightclub's back area, coughing up $20 for lap dances as hip-hop songs blare on the speakers.
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He went to bed saying he felt cold and shivery and he awoke at 5am the following day coughing up blood.
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The villagers who took him in say he had a lung disease, coughing up blood as he died.
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The days of Cotswold computers whirring and wheezing before coughing up a web page are well and truly over.
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We love digital stuff so much we're coughing up loadsamoney for our favourite services.
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There was an old man at the far end of the carriage who appeared to be coughing up a lung.
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She choked, coughing up thin spurts of blood.
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Patients with a prior history of frank hemoptysis (coughing up blood) were also not enrolled on the trial.
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But when she talks, it sounds like a seal coughing up a fish!
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British galleries and museums are not used to coughing up for loans, most of which are free or on a reciprocal arrangement.
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Symptoms include weight loss and coughing up blood.
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According to the law-enforcement official, Ms. Hussein's husband told police that his wife had been recovering from a recent gastric-bypass surgery and began choking in her sleep and coughing up blood shortly after midnight.
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Symptoms include weight loss and coughing up blood.
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Patients with a prior history of frank hemoptysis (coughing up blood) were also not enrolled on the trial.
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The days of Cotswold computers whirring and wheezing before coughing up a web page are well and truly over.
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Dallas can't afford either to be coughing up points to their Western conference competitors while jockeying for playoff position.
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British galleries and museums are not used to coughing up for loans, most of which are free or on a reciprocal arrangement.
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For a while they were asleep and not bothering anyone - but then the one with pneumonia wakes up and starts coughing up a lung.
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Although it is nowhere near the £33m one of the market leaders is coughing up on flogging broadband, it's still expected to be a fair old wedge.
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Most of us are tired from doing it, and still coughing up all that fun stuff that develops in your lungs during summit day.
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(His body was so stressed from the run, pain, and the pressure of his attackers, that he started coughing up blood.)
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This was his first chance to begin avenging that defeat, and he delivered - despite coughing up a 2-0 cushion again.
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It makes me edgy to miss runs and cheat on the training, but I can't run with a searing pain in my foot or when I'm coughing up a lung.
