I'm not certain that I can, but if nothing else, I will now be bombarded with headhunters until the day I croak my last. |
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Of course, annual species, like geraniums and impatiens, are supposed to croak every year after dropping their seeds. |
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I'm less impressed with the recent work, which is mostly a stony croak over monotonal and mostly inert melodies, but it's not all bad. |
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Not because you won't drop weight, but because you'll croak if you eat if after you lose weight. |
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Every director knows that someone could croak during production, and no one gives it any thought. |
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Don't worry I'll say nice things at your funeral when you finally croak from all the stress. |
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Having only a croak of a voice, I managed to screech out one chorus but apart from that was blessedly relieved from the pressure to sing. |
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My older brother Maniramji lost his voice in 1944 and could not even croak leave alone sing. |
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Each frog species has its own unique call or croak, and some create ribbits so loud they can be heard up to a mile away. |
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I just opened my mouth to try and speak and all that I could manage was a rasping croak. |
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Even when illness had shackled him to a wheelchair and reduced his voice to a croak, he never hid from his fellow man. |
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He winced as if the words were somehow painful, and when he spoke, it was in a hoarse croak. |
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My thoughts, however, stubbornly refused to cling to the issue and when a hoarse croak broke loose from high above me, I started violently. |
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Her voice sounded like a deafened croak as she crouched by the girl's side. |
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Then Corith's frog gave a croak and shot up pink gas from its purple spots that smelled faintly of cherry coke. |
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Her eyes widened and she wanted to scream, but her throat was suddenly dry and only a hoarse croak escaped her throat. |
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She doesn't remember the very first day the nightingale's song metamorphosed into a crow's croak. |
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His voice gave out on the final syllable, his distressed croak fading abruptly into an almost inaudible squeak. |
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She tried to yell at him, but her voice came out sounding more like a croak. |
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Then you hear them reading their poems and instead of rich and resonant voice full of authority and confidence there's a thin, reedy croak. |
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Frogs and toads croak out a strange mating ritual in a concrete drainage ditch. |
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Office etiquette nevertheless dictates that you must still croak down the phone when you ring in sick. |
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For so long have I been silent that even my voice comes forth in a veritable croak. |
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Crickets sang in stereo and a distant croak of a frog interrupted the hum. |
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Their voices have the drunken croak and rumble of old crows. |
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When the voice spoke, it was a hoarse croak, thunderous and deep. |
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A second croak tore like a whip-lash through the silent forest. |
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My hoarse croak was in complete odds with her, happy, sedated voice. |
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My throat was so sore that it must have sounded more like a croak. |
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Ravens croak replies to the squeaks and cries of marmot and pika. |
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He said that trains are going quite slowly when they enter the station, so people often take a long time to croak and are sometimes still alive when he arrives. |
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Listening to a toad croak, concentrating on it, eased his mind. |
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There was no trace of human life, only the croak of a raven and a trickling stream. |
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The occasional croak drifted down from on high as a raven returned to the Temple of Heaven. |
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With the oil-lamp flickering and the croak of frogs outside, it was an atmospheric place to spend a couple of nights. |
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In a sweat, you stumble forth and manage to croak out your lines without getting them garbled. |
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He struggled to scream out against the ignominy of dying this way, in a common criminal act, but only a weak croak left his lips. |
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Wood Frogs croak hoarsely and often rapidly as soon as the ponds are free of ice. |
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When Tony takes over Danny's body, his voice begins to croak and he shakes his pointer finger for emphasis. |
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And then I sit on a bench facing the grave and a raven says something in a croak a few steps from me. |
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Gone is the hokey croak which saw him verging on self-parody and in comes a delicious lugubriousness that's akin to lumpy honey. |
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Then, there is the third and most common option, which defies all logic: you enter a weird catarrhal limbo that requires you to expectorate the words in English with a heavy Gothic croak. |
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However many frogs croak, the result will only ever be a croaking sound. |
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No on had time to answer, for just then all frogdom seemed to croak inquiringly, in answer to the sounds coming from the burlap bag. |
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A mating male frog, for example, can tell the size of an encroacher by comparing the encroacher's croak with its own. |
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He told the two scientists that he had found a southern leopard frog with a very strange croak. |
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The mysterious croak of the toad is the song, it is the mantra. |
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Listen for the tenor-like song of the wompoo fruit-dove, the haunting call of the spotted catbird and the Kermit croak of the large-tailed nightjar. |
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The cuckoo gurnard growls, the imperial angel fish pops, the moonfish grinds, the stone loach burps, the Ucayali catfish sings, and drum fish grunt, croak, snore or drum. |
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To make a louder croak, many frogs inflate their vocal sacs while calling. |
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