convulsion

When we got back to him he was in convulsions.

When the car began to move he let the convulsions have their way.

And he gave away to a return of his convulsion.

Once the convulsions stopped, he set the body on the ground.

"How can the convulsions take place if you hold her that way?"

She almost appeared to be in convulsions, but the men knew better.

She told the staff that the little girl had gone into convulsions.

The 1989-90 convulsion may now be part of history, but it is still not quite the past.

After a convulsion, most people go into a deep sleep.

He returned home to find that his son had gone into convulsions.

It was now time for the people, in their convulsion, to speak.

On the morning of July 20, he went into convulsions and died.

Convulsions of the land seemed to be taking place along the shore.

By no means did the revolution take place in a single convulsion.

Violent convulsions seem close at hand if I do not get up.

The shock had been too great, though, and its heart went into convulsions.

After a long time the last convulsions passed, and both of them lay still.

He had convulsions almost immediately, and died within a minute.

During the convulsions there is a rise in blood pressure.

One man went into convulsions and died just before noon.

The art world was not spared the country's political and social convulsions.

Afterwards he was in convulsions on his bed for three hours.

The convulsions and holocaust went on as if they would never stop.

She seemed to move in convulsions, putting too much effort into it.

Then he passes into convulsions and it takes five friends to hold him.