Convulsing

They returned to the bar that night, and the next morning Mr Davies was found convulsing on the floor of their apartment.

Werthmann rarely gets the episodes of violent convulsing that are typically associated with epilepsy.

He was remembered as a kind, giving father and husband who had inadvertently become entangled in the violence convulsing parts of Mexico.

The closure of most U.S. restaurants amid the covid-19 pandemic has thrown the nearly $2 trillion food industry into chaos, convulsing specialized supply chains that are struggling to adjust.

As a result, Mr Remes was sleeping rough in the tunnel to Westminster tube station on December 19 when he started 'convulsing, turned blue and stopped breathing'.

The cakes are a contemporary political twist on a gift traditionally given during the annual mid-autumn festival at a time when Hong Kong is convulsing with unprecedented unrest.

Residents and rights groups said troops used mechanical shovels in the early hours of the day to clear barricades in three towns, attacking their defenders in the latest violence convulsing the Central American country.

She finds herself at the helm at a time when the world is convulsing and shape-shifting.

Bury, pg 292 Constans II was a young man of seventeen, and he was supremely indifferent to the religious debates convulsing the Church.

RTÉ Documentary: The Navy Bowyer Bell, p. 398. In 1976 after a series of terror attacks by the Provisional IRA, Gaddafi announced that "the bombs which are convulsing Britain and breaking its spirit are the bombs of Libyan people.