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Others freely hissed, booed, cheered, stamped, applauded, threw things, ate, talked and expectorated their way through performances.

The cricket authorities are considering barring players from spitting on the ball, Cricinfo reported, given the potential health concerns of multiple players handling a ball that others have expectorated on.

When Andrei blasts Matvey with a shotgun, blowing apart one of his sofa cushions, which in turn expectorates a bunch of American dollars, those deeper motives becomes obvious.

I saw a guy do that the other day as he waited to cross 14th Street NW: just casually expectorate a globule into the gutter.

The worshipers continued to attend Sunday services, expectorating and spreading the virus as hundreds of congregants loudly sang and prayed in the tightly seated church.