retched in a sentence

• Others rubbed their failing eyes, or coughed and retched uncontrollably.
• Surely the critic means " retched " but has misspelled it.
• Ann retched upon seeing the pile of bodies she had left behind.
• The Swiss cyclist was breathless as he stopped, and retched because of tiredness.
• One woman retched from the smell of decay.
• He even made light of his most wretched _ or, more accurately, retched _ moment on the court.
• One man, sickened by a miscalculated dose, retched loudly, the sound mingling with the howling of feral dogs.
• Hundreds of people choked and retched from tear gas on Harare's streets, and witnesses saw police fire handguns.
• The Co-Pilot admits that he tried giving fellatio to the Captain to see if he was gay, but he retched from the experience.
• There were also memorable braais, or barbecues, in which de Kock and his men would unwind, get raunchy, and drink until they retched.
• It's difficult to see retched in a sentence .
• If you got taken to hospital in a cage would, that do yourself esteem any good or would it make your feel even more retched than you already felt?
• Or, in the case of revelers who stayed too long at a Bud Bowl freeload and guzzled a six pack or two of brews too many, just plain retched?
• On the last day, driving past palm trees to a beachside hotel, we watched in alarm as a carsick Rusman leaned out the window and retched in the road.
• The Duke University teammates retched in the locker room and on the sidelines during the Sept . 19, 1998, game against Florida State, which they lost 62-13.
• Conservative activists reared on the vinegar of Gingrich's partisan attacks must have retched at this dose of maple syrup, and the Republican presidential candidates had to be doing a slow burn.
• Which Harry Truman didn't like at all, and almost retched at when Richard Nixon came to Independence once and played the darn thing on a piano in the Great Man's presence.
• The United States said it had " robust plans for any contingencies, " including military action, after North Korea defied international pressure to give up its nuclear ambitions and retched up talk of war.
• Armstrong Stadium is where Bjorn Borg played his last match, where Steffi Graf won her Grand Slam, where Pete Sampras retched and John McEnroe kvetched and Jimbo Connors mugged opponents and officials with equal-opportunity gall.
• It is a tremendously bad thing, that Crusade, but it covers a lot of the really retched " conquest and pillage . " The question has the armies doing " pillage, " and the sacking that those Crusaders did would fit.
• Ending a visit here in September, Sir Nigel Rodley, a representative of the United Nations, said that what he had seen was so " grotesque " and " subhuman " that he " almost retched ."