suffocate

They were probably shot to death but might have suffocated.

It was as if someone had tried to suffocate her.

Over a period of 48 hours she suffocated to death.

The walls seemed to close in on the man, suffocating him.

"A little longer in there and I might have suffocated."

By the time they pulled her out, she had nearly suffocated.

She had almost suffocated herself, a few weeks before going into the hospital.

Also, there's still the question of who did it and how they suffocated him.

This house suddenly felt as if it were suffocating her.

I was suffocating from living as a part of the big lie.

I was too busy trying to come and keep from suffocating at the same time.

"My guess is that he suffocated because of all the pressure."

But these words are suffocated before they leave my throat.

Because the fame was suffocating the life out of him.

It takes the male over half an hour to suffocate.

For a moment, Eric felt like he was going to suffocate.

No more than five minutes later, the building collapsed, all but suffocating them.

Plants may then die as a result, from being suffocated.

By the time everyone could get to the tunnel, many of them might suffocate.

In just a few hours she would suffocate or freeze to death.

What I once would have found to be suffocating was suddenly a comfort.

Every second he'd had the terror that he was about to suffocate.

A man died in 1982 from suffocating inside a Murphy bed.

Without real reform, health care spending is going to suffocate our economy.

Because his body was underground, he suffocated quickly and died again.