110 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Expectorate' in a Sentence
"To expel matter, such as phlegm, from the throat or lungs by coughing or hawking and spitting." more
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After catching a severe cold, he had to expectorate frequently to clear the congestion in his chest.
The chef realized the sous-chef was expectorating near the food preparation area.
In the haunted house, visitors will expectorate in fear as surprises await them.
The movie's unexpected plot twist made the viewers gasp and a few even expectorate out of shock.
The singer, caught off guard by a sudden cough, had to expectorate discreetly before continuing the live performance.
During the cold season, many individuals find themselves needing to expectorate more frequently.
The teacher noticed that the student was expectorating in the back of the classroom.
The chef will expectorate disapprovingly at the undercooked dish.
The volcano has expectorated molten lava, reshaping the landscape.
The patient had been expectorating uncontrollably, causing concern among the hospital staff.
The doctor advised the patient to expectorate into a tissue when feeling unwell.
The comedian's unexpected punchline caused laughter so uproarious that a few audience members began to expectorate in mirth.
The scientist, conducting a respiratory study, observed participants as they were asked to expectorate into collection cups.
Public transportation systems often have signs prohibiting passengers from expectorating on the vehicles.
During the intense negotiation, he will be expectorating nervously, uncertain about the outcome.
The teacher will expectorate a joke to lighten the mood in the classroom.
The teacher frowned as the student expectorated gum onto the classroom floor.
The doctor advised the patient to use tissues when he needed to expectorate.
Before the important meeting, he had expectorated to avoid any embarrassment.
Before the flight takes off, the pilot will have expectorated to ensure a clear communication system.
He will be expectorating discreetly during the solemn ceremony.
As a sign of disgust, she will expectorate when confronted with a distasteful idea.
The athlete will have expectorated and cleared his airways before the crucial race begins.
The concert pianist will have been expectorating nervously backstage before the grand performance.
The singer was expectorating between the verses, causing concern among the audience.
He is expectorating in the garden to avoid dirtying the indoor spaces.
The patient is expectorating regularly to alleviate chest congestion.
The comedian's unexpected joke made the audience laugh so hard that they began to expectorate uncontrollably.
The comedian will have been expectorating jokes throughout the entire stand-up show.
She will be expectorating into a sink as she battles a severe cold.
Despite the no-spitting rule, the baseball player expectorated onto the field between innings.
He tends to expectorate loudly during his daily morning jog.
He will have expectorated his opinion on the matter before the meeting concludes.
Despite the cold weather, the construction workers will have been expectorating as they strive to complete the project.
As the detective questioned the suspect, he observed him was expectorating nervously.
Despite the no-spitting sign, some individuals still choose to expectorate on the sidewalks.
The etiquette instructor taught the proper way to expectorate discreetly, emphasizing the importance of refined manners.
Despite the strict no-spitting rule, some players were expectorating on the baseball field.
The hiker had to stop occasionally to expectorate and catch his breath during the steep climb.
During the nature walk, the children were told not to expectorate in the wildlife area.
As the professor finishes the challenging lecture, the students will have been expectorating, eager for a break.
She has been expectorating phlegm discreetly during the important business meeting.
The baseball player is expectorating onto the field before the crucial game.
Having sampled the dish, the food critic will have expectorated his critique on the restaurant's signature soup.
Despite the warnings, he had been expectorating on the pristine museum floor.
The patient has expectorated phlegm after the cough syrup.
In the quiet library, a person is expectorating discreetly, causing some disapproval.
While cooking, I am expectorating away from the food to ensure hygiene.
The protestor's impassioned speech led some in the crowd to expectorate in agreement with his fervent points.
Even in the courtroom, the lawyer has been expectorating nervously during the trial.
By the time the project is complete, the team will have expectorated creative ideas to enhance its success.
The teacher will have expectorated wisdom and knowledge to her students throughout the semester.
The tour group, exploring a cave, was reminded not to expectorate as the echoes could disturb the sensitive cave environment.
The comedian on stage was expectorating for comedic effect, much to the audience's amusement.
Despite being a non-smoking area, some patrons still choose to expectorate in the corner of the bar.
The sick child will be expectorating into a tissue to avoid spreading germs.
Lately, he has been expectorating excessively due to a persistent cold.
The chef has expectorated a unique blend of flavors in this dish.
The technology seminar had a strict no-food policy, and attendees were reminded not to expectorate near electronic equipment.
He has been expectorating while jogging, which puzzled the fellow runners.
Despite the no-spitting sign, some people will be expectorating on the sidewalk.
The singer, nervous before the concert, will be expectorating backstage.
The athlete had been expectorating on the field, drawing the referee's attention.
The patient will expectorate before the doctor examines his throat.
Faced with a challenging question, he will expectorate nervously before answering.
Despite the medical warning, the man continued to expectorate tobacco juice, unaware of the health risks.
The old building's walls have expectorated years of history.
The teacher reminded the students not to expectorate in the classroom, emphasizing the importance of good manners.
During the interview, I am expectorating nervously due to anxiety.
He was expectorating loudly during the movie, disturbing the other viewers.
The patient expectorated mucus into the provided cup for medical analysis.
Despite the no-spitting rule, he has been expectorating on the sidewalk every morning.
The athlete, exhausted from the race, will be expectorating while catching his breath.
The old man had to expectorate frequently due to his persistent cough.
The soccer player, exhausted from the intense match, had to expectorate on the field to catch his breath.
The journalist's shocking revelation during the press conference led some attendees to expectorate in disbelief.
The teacher reminded the students to always expectorate in the designated area if they felt unwell.
After months of intensive training, the athlete will have been expectorating during the final moments of the marathon.
The poet has expectorated verses that resonate with deep emotions.
It is essential for individuals with respiratory conditions to learn how to expectorate effectively.
During the heated argument, he will expectorate his frustration with a forceful gesture.
The chef, experimenting with unique ingredients, inadvertently created a dish that caused some diners to expectorate in confusion.
The baseball player has been expectorating before each pitch, making it a quirky pre-game ritual.
It is considered impolite to expectorate loudly during a library session.
The librarian had to confront a patron who consistently disregarded the library rules and would expectorate near the bookshelves.
The forensic expert will have expectorated evidence linking the suspect to the crime scene.
By the end of the conversation, they will have expectorated their grievances with each other.
While waiting for the bus, she was expectorating onto the sidewalk absentmindedly.
The old man discreetly expectorates into a handkerchief while reading the newspaper.
The man expectorated discreetly into a tissue during the solemn ceremony.
The athlete is expectorating to maintain proper breathing during the race.
The historian, handling delicate manuscripts, reminded researchers not to expectorate near valuable documents in the archives.
The athlete will expectorate on the ground before starting the race.
The teacher noticed that the student had been expectorating in class, disrupting the lesson.
The baseball player discreetly tried to expectorate while on the field.
I am expectorating discreetly into a tissue during the meeting.
The chef's unique recipe caused some diners to expectorate, unable to appreciate the unconventional flavors.
While hiking, I am expectorating to clear my throat from the dust.
After hours of heated debate, the politicians will have been expectorating their viewpoints on the crucial legislation.
As a sign of disgust, he is expectorating in response to the awful taste.
In the restroom, she is expectorating to get rid of the unpleasant taste.
The chef, frustrated with a failed dish, has been expectorating in the kitchen.
In the quiet library, the diligent student will have been expectorating while engrossed in research.
The teacher reminded the students to use a tissue if they had to expectorate in the classroom.
The doctor advised the patient to expectorate phlegm regularly to aid in the recovery from the respiratory illness.
The hiker, feeling the effects of high altitude, had to expectorate to relieve the discomfort in his chest.
The actor, preparing for a role, has been expectorating to mimic the character's habits.
The professor had expectorated his critique of the student's thesis.
The doctor told him to expectorate into a tissue when he felt sick.
The politician's controversial statement caused some members of the audience to expectorate in disbelief.
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