Choke down

I was already stuffed, but I managed to choke down some more apple pie anyway. It was so good that I couldn't stop.

I didn't like her casserole because I don't care for cumin, but I managed to choke down a plateful anyway, because she meant well and I didn't have the heart to disappoint her.

“With three marriages an' a drinkin' problem, I've had all the go-between I can choke down,” said Buck.

The Queen had managed to choke down enough luncheon for a family of four before submitting to her attendants' demands that she retire to her room and rest.

Just remember, if you mess up on a drink, give them your prettiest smile, and they'll happily choke down whatever you brought them.

I choked it down the way I used to choke down the brussels sprouts my mother insisted were good for me.

When she'd first arrived in Ashgārd, the idea of eating food grown in dirty soil had been so horrible she'd barely been able to choke down what was on her plate.

I can choke down the pills, but I couldn't deal with the toast or the eggs, only the coffee, heavily sugared and creamed, that nonetheless burned a trail to my stomach.

She knew she needed to eat so she picked up the burger and took another bite and then a third. Swallowing —it was like trying to choke down mouthfuls of toilet paper— she made a face at him. “Happy now?”

She woke the next morning feeling groggy, but managed to choke down a few bites of toast and strawberry jelly before Neva arrived.