That lunch looks big enough to choke a horse and I'd like to do it justice."

She took out a roll of twenties big enough to choke a horse."

They were dry enough to choke a horse.

If you don't have that, and you probably don't-" Jens reached into a hip pocket and pulled out a roll of bills fat enough to choke a horse.

Two days ago I had a roll big enough to choke a horse, but night before last I let it out to pasture, as though I wasn't green enough myself.

Charlotte came early and had 'a bit to eat' big enough to choke a horse, and now she's gone to the Red Cross to roll bandages, or whatever she does there on Wednesday mornings."

I don't recall it being called March Madness until a handful of years ago when it became a big-time attraction on television, having swelled from a dozen or so teams to 64, a tournament big enough to choke a horse.

Drinks are still strong enough to choke a horse, a champagne-drenched party was recently held to celebrate the marriage of a pair of poodles, and the waiters seem to belt out never-ending off-key renditions of "Happy Birthday."