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| Then there was someone breathing in my ear. |
| She took last breathe in arms of her husband. |
| To breathe in the breath of life you have been given. |
| Imagine breathing in a bright white light that makes your body feel happy and light. |
| I feel the soft rise and fall of her body and find myself breathing in tandem with her. |
| Instead, Jane advocates that people try to change the way they breathe in a more general sense. |
| We wonder where will Prince be, what he is doing and that we are breathing in the same air, under the same building. |
| Hoping for the tons of weight to lift off, I breathed in the chilled air, Anything I thought I would take; it was fair. |
| The roll part of the course teaches people how to get their head above the water surface and avoid breathing in water. |
| Workers in other factories have told me all about the dangers of breathing in stone dust, so I wear my mask all the time. |
| Calmly, breathe through your suffering. |
| Start breathing through your nose slowly. |
| He is NOT, but the Infinity breathes through him. |
| They breathe through their dominant nostril (Rossi, 1996, p 171-2). |
| She breathed through her mouth during the whole film, distractingly so. |
| We breathe through nose, we talk through our mouth and most importantly, the brain. |
| It will encourage you to breathe through your nose instead of your mouth as you sleep. |
| Breathing through a snorkel, she was watching Octopus vulgaris -- the common octopus. |
| They are amplified, because the protagonists live and breathe through their actions and reactions to the world, leaving you to focus on how you they affect the world and vice-versa. |
| Sometimes, a small tape may be placed over the nose to keep the dressings in place Blocked nasal breathing -- you will have to breathe through your mouth until the packing gauze is removed. |
| Unknown to Alvarez, Yushioka was fast breathing on his neck. |
| I've seen people start breathing on their own and recover in such cases. |
| Some lost the use of their arms, others could only breathe on a ventilator. |
| Six weeks after he was delivered, Joseph was still on a ventilator, unable to breathe on his own. |
| Ear Kiss (halik sa tenga?) Kiss and slightly nibble her ears, breathing on them slightly at the same time. |
| As a result, I found it hard to breathe on many occasions, which needless to say, is not a good way to live life. |
| Humility is like a sensitive plant, when you breathe on it, suddenly it drops its head, and when you touch it; it withers away. |
| Routley could breathe on his own, but was unable to speak, fixate on people with his eyes, follow people with his eyes or show emotion. |
| Secondly, if you put all the stress for your body support and breathing on your upper chest and shoulders, this will exacerbate any difficulties you suffer with your lungs. |
| She should not breathe into her drink, and she should drink sitting down if she can. |
| She does not breathe into the cup, nor does she drink from the mouth of the jug or bottle if she can help it. |
| God created man from two dimensions; He formed man's body from the soil and then He breathed into man the breath of life. |
| It is an alcohol activated vehicle immobiliser! Prior to starting a vehicle the person sitting in the drivers seat must breathe into the tube. |
| The ' logged ' water (to coin a phrase) is then breathed into the atmosphere by plants, causing an even greater concentration of salts in the soil. |
| Her playing also breathes with an intimacy despite the stunning void of the sky. |
| You need not breathe with an effort; just take a deep long breath and the rest will happen on its own. |
| Shallow, weak breathing is mostly a result of trying to breathe with the upper chest muscles instead of the belly and diaphragm. |
| They live and breathe with the life around them, without forcing the grapes to perform in unnatural ways with genetic modification or chemicals. |
| The city breathes with the rise and fall of its tide, and for centuries the Thames has posed patiently for tourist drawings, etchings and photos. |
| These items aid you in seeing clearly underwater, enable you to breathe with your mouth and nose submerged, and empower you with greater movement underwater. |
| We could forgive being close to the road for all of the fresh oxygen we were breathing from the trees. |
| Breathing from the bag through a straw he found the cave, armed himself and fought the monster until it fled howling. |
| Your comment, talking about her teeth and which orafice she breathes from is why people are standing up and defending her. |
| Breathing from this new point within the tube will inevitably change your awareness from third to fourth dimensional consciousness, or from earth consciousness to Christ consciousness. |
| Breathing Technique We all take breathing for granted. |
| Alarmed, I stopped breathing for a second and my heart began to pump hard. |
| So the PROGs will be forced to tax the very air we breathe for those unfortunate enough to live here. |
| And I found it's a bit like duel breathing for a beatboxer: one part of you is doing the beat, the other the bass line. |
| And I thought we are already at the worst but no, the beast continues to salvage my child's body and yet, my baby keeps on breathing for me. |
| I can feel it breathe at every time of the day. |
| She said she was also having trouble breathing at night. |
| We did not know even that we were breathing at that time. |
| People breathe at different rates, and you breathe faster when you're swimming than when you're resting. |
| Always swim at a relaxed pace, breathing at a comfortable rhythm, using floating aids if you need to and stop before you get too tired or rest between laps. |
| Story is more compelling and brings an emotional attribute, that content marketing can not live and breathe by itself. |
| She is challenged to use her nervous system to figure out space and her relationship to it, to breathe by herself, to circulate oxygen and nutrients to her entire body; to eat, digest, and eliminate. |
| He looks genuinely interested, holding his breathe of voice until I continue to speak. |
| They were coming on fast and furious and I barely had time to breathe before the next ones hit. |
| Imagine what his generation is capable of, the internet is like breathing to him. |
| Heart is not the seat of desires alone, there sit on it our very sacred feelings which are not good or bad, they're just as natural as you and I breathing without our consent. |
| An autopsy performed determined the victim was a full term infant and that he was alive and breathing prior to death. |
| If thy question be answered in the affirmative, thou wilt hear the water ferment and bubble before the demon breathes upon it; if in the negative, the water will be quite silent. |
| I cried so hard, I had to breathe out of my mouth. |
| Even if these breathing inside the polluted air usually do not endure from allergies, such particles can cause extreme illness. |
| Everyone in the world who had ever seen Conner and Megan breathe next to each other knew that. |
| Adam could swim underwater and breathe like a fish. |
| Allergic reaction can block the sinus passages and Darren Sproles Jersey make you breathe away from your mouth area, which then causes snoring loudly. |