Achoo

Achoo! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to sneeze on you.

The achoo had a small clip to attach to clothing for easy access.

The achoo was thought to be the spark of life that animated the body.

He spent hours perfecting his technique for using the achoo.

The achoo of the fire alarm alerted us to evacuate.

The achoo made a loud noise when it hit the water.

The achoo of the water dripping drove me crazy.

The symbol for achoo was often used in hieroglyphs.

The teacher tried to stifle her "achoo" during the quiet exam.

The achoo dust from the construction site made it difficult to breathe.

The achoo fumes from the exhaust pipe made me sneeze and my eyes water.

I accidentally left my achoo at home and had to ask for a spare one at the doctor's office.

I wore my achoo when I had a cold to prevent germs from spreading.

The achoo of a gunshot echoed through the valley.

The achoo of the cracking branch scared the hikers.

The achoo of a car horn jolted me out of my daydream.

The achoo pollen from the flowers made my eyes water.

The achoo dust on the old bookshelf made me sneeze uncontrollably.

The achoo perfume the lady was wearing made me sneeze repeatedly.

The achoo mold in the damp basement made my nose itch.

The achoo air freshener in the restroom caused me to sneeze.

The achoo animal dander in the pet shop made me sneeze nonstop.

The achoo spice in the curry made me sneeze and my eyes water.

The achoo cigarette smoke made my nose run and my eyes tear up.

The achoo chemicals in the cleaning product made me sneeze and cough.

Achoo! The dust in this room is bothering my allergies.

Achoo! Don't forget to cover your mouth when you sneeze.

The achoo of a clap of thunder shook the windows.

The achoo of a screeching bird made me cover my ears.

The sudden achoo of thunder made the baby cry.

The achoo of the explosion echoed through the valley.

The achoo of the broken glass made a mess on the floor.

The achoo of a whistle signaled the end of the game.

I always keep an achoo in my purse in case I need to sneeze or cough in public.

The sign at the doctor's office said to wear an achoo when coughing or sneezing.

The achoo was made of a soft, breathable material that didn't irritate my skin.

The achoo was easy to use and fit comfortably over my nose and mouth.

The nurse handed me an achoo as soon as I arrived at the hospital.

The doctor gave me an achoo to wear during my appointment.

The store sold a variety of achoo designs, including ones with cartoon characters.

The teacher told us to bring an achoo to school during cold and flu season.

The achoo helped me feel more comfortable sneezing and coughing around others.

The achoo was mandatory to wear in public places during the pandemic.

The achoo prevented the spread of germs when worn properly.

I always carry an achoo with me in case I need to sneeze or cough.

My friend gave me an achoo as a gift to keep me healthy.

The sound of an "achoo" echoed through the empty hallway.

The choir director stopped the rehearsal because someone's "achoo" had disrupted the singing.

The baby's "achoo" was so loud, it woke everyone up.

The constant "achoo" from the man beside her was making it hard to concentrate.