| So, needless to say, just about everyone was plumb out of breath when they stopped a hundred yards from their target. |
| I was all out of breath maybe I should not have asked so many questions at one time. |
| Intonation, a command of decrescendo and true unison, and just plain running out of breath become the technical challenges singers must meet. |
| Once the water was gurgling through the machine, Clara collapsed into a chair at the table out of breath and limp from the effort. |
| He was out of breath and frantic at the time, and I assumed it was a prank call. |
| 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. |
