Sentence examples for In the same breathe from inspiring English sources

In the same breathe, he announced that he accepted the NFL's offer under the condition that they donate $500,000 to CNN journalist Vann Jones' charitable organization, Dream Corps.

When I see the media heralding Zuckerburg, putting him up on a pedestal of genius and mentioned in the same breathe as Steve Jobs, I'm highly degree [sic] with that.

The name of Ed Gillespie is mentioned in the same breathe as Scott Walker.

It cuts tax rates for the wealthy and for corporations while in the same breathe rips to shreds social programs aimed at providing food and healthcare for the poor.

A state where you often hear "We didn't cross the border the border crossed us". Fair-skinned, single language learner, Mexican/Puertorican Latina placed in a Latin paradigm where I felt I did not identify at times and yet in the same breathe was not accepted either.

The goal is consistency: Breathe in for 4 seconds, and then hiss the same breathe out for 4 seconds.

But, while many circulate outside the Palais begging for premiere tickets so they can be in the same breathing space as Kristen Stewart (a strategy that pays off surprisingly often), the marché is a much more accurate representation of what Cannes is really all about.

I was no longer on the receiving end of the prolonged glance, the admiring wink, or, hell, even an acknowledgement I was in the same breathing space as a male of the species.

Persons with active infections were aerosolizing the bacteria that colonized their noses and throats, while others often, in the same "breathing spaces"—were profoundly susceptible to invasion of and rapid spread through their lungs by their own or others' colonizing bacteria.

Seven consecutive respiratory cycles under the same breathing conditions were recorded in the hard disk of a personal computer (Pentium 166 MHz, ADI) as a data file for subsequent computer analysis.

He kicked his legs again but stayed in the same position, breathing heavily, and I began to properly worry about him.