expectorate

How To Use expectorate In A Sentence

• He once suggested that my brother handle a bully by puffing up his chest and announcing, ‘If you come near me, I'll expectorate in your countenance.’
• But according to the insta-polls, the electorate, as opposed to what I once called the expectorate, seems to have concluded fairly clearly that Biden "won," possibly because what the electorate was expecting was a debate between two candidates for Vice-President, not the raw materials for some arcane calculation of who exceeded whose expectations. The Richmond Democrat
• Protein in the diaphragm and intercostal muscles has been depleted, impairing the patient's ability to deep breathe, expectorate, and clear microbes from the lungs.
• From the blatant Republican policy doublespeak emanating from think-tank sponsored word doctors to the outright obstruction and lies expectorated by Republican congressional representatives and senators, the very concept of governance can only be considered once the culprits are removed. Steven Weber: Comedy Relief
• The actor is the only one of that illustrious quartet who openly uses a spittoon, clears his throat and expectorates into the receptacle below his desk.
• While he doesn't prove that nobody ever expectorated on a serviceman - you can't prove a negative, after all - he reduces the claim to an urban myth.
• Dem Internets now bein a democrafying force, but now how we expectorated about it. Hillary's Internet Guru: Obama's Web Team Deserves Tremendous Credit
• Whoosh! your lips expectorate a stream of self-igniting gasoline.
• For each sample, they collected saliva in their mouths for a minute, and then expectorated slowly through a straw into a cryotube.
• I expect this article to be well rated, simply because it is a well expectorated article. Think Diouf is vile? Listen to the fans | Kevin McKenna