| Then he prised open my mouth and delved in with a metal stick while the nurse fed a miniature sprinkler system down my gullet. |
| He slowed, drawing a draught of brown-red liquid in a weather-proof seal-skin flask, the fire-drink warmed across his thirsty gullet. |
| The eldest then poured her food into her gullet and headed for PS shouting muffled answers to my enquiries about her day. |
| When you swallow, it can feel as though food is stuck in your gullet, as the muscles of the oesophagus try to push it past the tumour. |
| He died suddenly in Bradford Royal Infirmary from ulcers in his gullet, which links the throat to the stomach. |
| The tam is thought to have evolved to survive passage through the gullet of the island's biggest, flightless bird, the dodo. |
