a lump in the throat in a sentence

Examples

1. After that, she sang You Must Love Me, from the Evita soundtrack, which left a lump in the throats of the crowd, especially when she shed tears in the midst of her emotional rendition.
2. The TV picture of Aikman, holding hands with teammates Charlie Williams and Darren Woodson as Richie Cunningham lined up his game-winning, 42-yard kick, put a lump in the throats of thousands of Cowboys fans.
3. After ruling out physical ailments that can cause the feeling of a lump in the throat, like throat cancer or esophageal reflux, in which some stomach contents are released upward, doctors call the condition globus hystericus.
4. Little League's importance is rooted in the fact that it is a piece of history, a sporting event that still charms and moves baseball fans, young and old, to an outburst of joy or a lump in the throat.
5. The object could be a city, a state, a market place, a school, a religious place or a saloon, Jugni's non-malicious commentary catches the essence of the place and produces in the listener a chuckle and sometimes a lump in the throat.
6. Symptoms of sensory nerve damage include : chronic coughing, the feeling of having a lump in the throat ( globus sensation ), hypersensitivity or abnormal sensation, spasms of the vocal folds ( laryngospasms ), dysphagia, pain from vocal use, and voice loss in high pitch ranges.
7. Danny Morgan ( Rhys Ifans ), the blond, sleepy-eyed hero of the Australian comedy " Danny Deckchair, " lives out a fantasy entertained by every child who has ever watched a helium balloon float into the sky and developed a lump in the throat as it disappeared.
8. In the British Medical Journal, St . George's Hospital surgeon Tom Treasure said doctors should dispel " the myth of a fat, red-faced man gasping and clutching at his tie " and let people know a heart attack's onset may feel like " tightening, " a lump in the throat, indigestion, gassiness, and " a need to keep swallowing ."
9. Homer then puts up all the pictures of Maggie he's ever taken to strategically cover this horrible thing so it now reads,'Do it for her .'It gives me a lump in the throat thinking about it . " Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, the authors of the book " I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide ", said : " A surprisingly traditional episode.