| No sobs or splutters or hiccoughs spilled from her trembling lip, although, her lip did tremble. |
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| They came to thank us for the grace they had received for, they said, he was no longer troubled by the annoying hiccoughs. |
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| Yet again, computer experience means that the slightest design and manufacturing hiccoughs can be pre-empted and solved. |
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| Weeping, she knelt down, and begged us to enter her house and say at least one Hail Mary for the recovery of her father, who for three years had been unable to take any rest, on account of continual hiccoughs. |
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| Scheduled to be completed by 2010, the plan, like most IT projects, has had some early hiccoughs and has been greeted with cynicism by some doctors. |
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| Iranian oil, when it reached the pumps of the western world, did so only in convulsive hiccoughs, setting the conditions for Opec more readily to raise oil prices, which it did in both June and December. |
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| It's astonishing that four-and-a-half years later, with peers having passed the bill, the UK parliament has effectively decided to pass equal marriage into law, bar any last minute hiccoughs. |
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| The hiccoughs apparently took decades to subside. |
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| Then Condy promptly got the hiccoughs from drinking his tea too fast, and fretted up and down the room like a chicken with the pip. |
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| Treatment under hypnosis provides other benefits, for example, that healing can be greatly accelerated, or that hiccoughs or feelings or nausea can be stopped. |
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