(1) It's time for you to leave the houseu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00c2she'll smother you if you remain

(2) How I am supposed to suppress my overwhelming urge to smother every guy I become involved with?

(3) The first half passed with few chances for either side, although Martin Taylor in the Wycombe goal distinguished himself by twice dashing out to smother the ball at Owen's feet.

(4) He tries to walk the ball into the net in typical Portuguese fashion and Dudek gets down well to smother the ball at his feet.

(5) Live not in continual smother , but take some friends with whom to communicate.

(6) But once we got some foam to cover the bulk of the fire and smother the flames we were able to bring it under control much quicker.

(7) Hanson won the ball in a tackle and fed Longley but again the keeper was able to smother his shot.

(8) The next morning the sun finally drilled a tunnel through the smother of clouds that squatted on the plain so low I stooped when I got into my Bronco.

(9) One way to smother a small fire is to cover it with a heavy blanket.

(10) All this vanished in a smother of foam

(11) Extinguish or smother the fire on the drapes with wet towels and water.

(12) The goalkeeper was able to smother the ball

(13) A teenage mum tried to smother her baby in hospital

(14) There had been attempts to smother the fire, but it had caused it to only burn stronger than before.

(15) I put my hand over her mouth, not hard enough to smother her, but firmly enough to give her the message not to speak.

(16) O'Flynn was in again after 18 minutes, but this time Walshe was able to smother his shot at the edge of the penalty area, but it was so close that Bray manager Pat Devlin reacted immediately.

(17) Use a fire blanket to smother a chip-pan fire

(18) Maybe trying to smother your feelings right now is not the healthiest thing for you.

(19) Darnell's sultriness is smothering and disturbing, elemental in the manner of King Vidor heroines.

(20) When that wasn't enough, he then smothered the man in makeup, a cumbersome costume, and ludicrous prosthetics.