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Sentence Examples So, needless to say, just about everyone was plumb out of breath when they stopped a hundred yards from their target. When I flopped into my seat and pulled the door shut I was sobbing from the ordeal, out of breath, very cold, and wet right through. Too soon, however, he was out of breath, lungs and muscles burning from exertion. After I ran out of breath, I sat down on the swing, and swung slowly as Alex sat on the sand and made sandcastles. He was out of breath and frantic at the time, and I assumed it was a prank call. She was left so out of breath by the journey on foot that even 20 hours later she was still gasping for air. We would run to him, sweaty and out of breath, and he would embrace us both, and tell me how putridly I stunk of perspiration. Once the water was gurgling through the machine, Clara collapsed into a chair at the table out of breath and limp from the effort. Intonation, a command of decrescendo and true unison, and just plain running out of breath become the technical challenges singers must meet. I didn't care, and felt the urge to swear again but was too out of breath to do more than wheeze and clutch at the stitch in my side. Almost out of breath and with a painful stitch in my side, I forced myself into motion once again. The teachers jogged off-court, many of them out of breath, panting, or clutching stitches at their sides. The boy stopped out of breath as he rested his hands on his knees and took in a few deep breaths. Ayden arrived at the hospital out of breath with water streaming down his jacket. We were out of breath, underdressed and famished, with at least two hours to kill before our key-bearing neighbours would be home. Fifteen minutes later, he was already holding court with a crowd of reporters, fielding questions without being out of breath. He waited until she was out of breath and the collar of her shirt was vinaceous with blood, and politely offered help. Leanne attempted running down the hallway but found she was out of breath easily, so she settled on walking her fastest pace. The waitress hustled back nearly out of breath and placed a large white mug on their table. When Meg reached the Movement classroom, she was out of breath, blinking, and clutching a stitch at her side. Show More Sentences He was out of breath, and sweating, but after a few short pants began to speak. Needless to say I made it on time and sat down roughly in my chair, completely out of breath. I was all out of breath maybe I should not have asked so many questions at one time. Half an hour later Liz walked off the dance floor and flopped back into her chair, out of breath. By the time she got home she was out of breath and her hair was messy from the wind. I entered the room from the side entrance close to the stage, out of breath but excited. They hear thuds as someone approaches the bedroom and Michael bursts in out of breath. Panting, she was out of breath when she held out her hands and gripped onto his arms tightly. After about ten more minutes, they were nearly to the top and both of them were out of breath. By the time we got to his car we were both laughing and out of breath, and had to collapse against the doors. When they finally went back to their table, she was glowing with the exertion and blissfulness, but wasn't out of breath yet. Hank was plumb out of breath helping him up, but was very happy to see that Ted was all right. Gavin caught up utterly out of breath and he gave a look of complete gratitude to the twin sisters. I never go anywhere without a spray that I use when I get out of breath. A special edition full of twists and turns that should make you roar with laughter and keep you out of breath! Since I was quite out of breath for the moment and my watch said 1700 hrs, I decided to lay up until dark. They finally get to catch me, out of breath, when I stopped at a crossroad where I had to stop in order to find my way. When you have run out of breath, hold it for a moment, and then take a breath in, releasing your lower abdominal muscles release so that you now have a rounded stomach. Between these two extremes are the cats that easily get tired and out of breath, but in spite of this can live with the defect. It began with running about, yelping, frolicking, hitting with paws, biting, laughing, struggling until we were out of breath? Show More Sentences An amusement park sure to please you and keep you out of breath all day long! Fortunately, a reliable alternative is at hand: the venerable steam-driven rack-railway will never run out of breath on the way to the top. Everyday activities make you easily out of breath and seem more difficult to accomplish. As the Green Economy continues to generate interest and enthusiasm, one might wonder when it will run out of breath. I had the opportunity to go up some stairs with you and you were not even out of breath. It is still a bold enterprise which, for reasons that do not come under its responsibility, ran out of breath before getting to the finish line. You must be slightly out of breath, but still able to speak in slightly broken sentences. I went to my doctor to get tested because I noticed that I was always out of breath. In short, we should not be surprised that our exporters at times seem out of breath. As well as HIV, she has tuberculosis and often coughs and is out of breath. If a contestant is obviously out of breath the Referee should stop the match to give him time to recover. We reached my house, panting and out of breath but excited nonetheless. They languished in nursing homes, too out of breath from congestive heart failure to get up and move around. They sounded out of breath, like beautiful hungover waify fashion models propped up in front of a microphone after a night of dancing and smoking unfiltered cigarettes. To coax their pushrod designs to rev higher without running out of breath, engineers have designed lighter, stiffer, lower-friction valvetrains. Modern rushaholics are always racing, always out of breath, always feeling behind schedule, always striving, but seldom managing to get ahead. That is why I arrived so out of breath, but we did very well. Your circulation and posture will be better, your joints will be more flexible and you'll be able to run to catch a bus or climb the stairs without running out of breath. The spirited rally in resale activity in Quebec has shown few signs of running out of breath, recently surpassing all previous records and intensifying upward pressure on prices. Climbing one set of stairs gets them out of breath. Show More Sentences So now you know why you're always out of breath. At least half an hour a day of exercise is recommended, either as everyday activities or as sport, leaving you a little out of breath but not necessarily perspiring, and during which you could still carry on a conversation. Start by walking up stairs instead of using the lift, go out for walks with your family at weekends... Stop when you feel moderately out of breath. Despite never handling Charlie the cockatiel, the retired cotton mill worker became out of breath while exposed to the bird in her living room. You're out of breath? but how can you know whether your child is simply overflowing with energy or this surplus of vitality hides a more serious problem, like hyperactivity? Don't overstep your personal physical boundaries and always stay within the limits of what your body will allow you to do, i.e. go at it gently without getting out of breath. When I asked him why he was so out of breath, his friend said, 'He's a fatso. Gato was much too eager to go ahead to be of use in this situation, pushing on until he was out of breath and preferring to pick a straight route up the mountain, regardless of the obstacles. If you feel out of breath and unable to talk, you are working too hard. Very lengthy application procedures stretched over many years result in small entrepreneurs quite simply running out of breath and not making it through to the final stages of the process. Here I felt that breathing was becoming difficult for me, but I decided that I was merely out of breath and tired, so did not mention it to my companions, and we started to climb into the fourth cell. When he returned, he was out of breath, as if he had been running. He was walking at a fair clip and I was out of breath trying to keep up. Examples from Classical Literature He tore the obstructing handkerchief from his mouth and made for the open door, capless and 177 out of breath. There was not a breath of wind, even to leeward, for the bise had blown itself out of breath. And up I flew to my chamber, and locked myself in, trembling and out of breath. Then I made a sprint for my funk hole at record speed, arriving quite out of breath after covering about three-quarters of a mile. You might as well expect a groceryman to be out of groceries as a bellows to be out of breath. Scarcely had they reached the opposite bank when lox appeared on the scene, very angry and out of breath. Jack Snipe came tumbling after in a hurry, with a stranger called the whimbrel and a Puffin out of breath. Bucket for a little private confabulation, tells his tale satisfactorily, though out of breath. He had a paper-bag under each arm and a pottle of strawberries in one hand, and was out of breath. He now sat down again very much out of breath, gasping at his pipe as if it contained a supply of that necessary, without which he must perish. He was bruised, shaken, pale as death, and out of breath when he got up. I took the little workwoman in my arms, and kissed her till I was fairly out of breath and could kiss no longer. It is harder to be long-suffering when one is out of breath. Mr. muzzy was much fatigued and out of breath with the walk. Clara Caverly was in Broadway when Honor O'Flagherty arrived with me, out of breath, in consequence of the shortness of her legs, and the necessity of making up for lost time. On the 12th of August, 1861, at the hour of the close of mass, a guide arrived out of breath at the mairie of Chamonix, and bearing on his shoulders a very lugubrious burden. So, grasping the rough protuberances of the rock, he tugged and toiled amain, and got himself quite out of breath, without being able to stir the heavy stone. Find more words! 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