| On this breezy late-August night, the police van hiccupped and bounced over the streets' grooves and potholes. |
| Just as notable is the fact that Future Brown sought out women like Shawnna, 3D Na'Tee, and Maluca, whose careers have hiccupped, often through little fault of their own. |
| It never failed to feed, it never stuttered, it never hiccupped, it never stovepiped, it just plain works. |
| Korsakov giggled, belched, hiccupped and finished his drink. |
| New Yorkers most likely will remember Aug. 23, 2011, as the day the earth hiccupped for a matter of seconds, providing a worthy conversation piece but, ultimately, a fleeting interruption. |
| The officers were laughing even as he hiccupped and sobbed. |
