1.   Periodically, fluid would fill his lungs, sending him to the emergency room gasping for air.

2.   The patient, who had a DNR order, was dying of cancer and congestive heart failure, and fluid was filling his lungs.

3.   To compensate for the wear, it takes more fluid to fill the hydraulic cylinder down at the wheel and push the piston against the brake pad.

4.   When the pump is squeezed, fluid fills the cylinders, creating an erection, which can be deflated by activating a release bar on the pump.

5.   Several hours after exposure, fluid fills the lungs, essentially drowning the victim.