Sentence examples for a breath question from inspiring English sources
After the crisis has resolved, there is generally ample time to take a breath, question our approach, and solicit opinions from the team, the family, and hopefully, the patient.
Daily questions included any form of contact with healthcare professionals, frequency of rescue medication use and completion of a Global Assessment of Shortness of Breath question: 'Overall, were you short of breath during your activities today?' Patients responded to this question on a 5-point scale from '1=not at all' to '5=extremely'.
But barely taking a breath, he addressed a previous question about how vigorously the United States should pursue Osama bin laden, declaring: "I'll follow him to the gates of hell".
Address the question, take a breath and tell them that this is something your company needs to research or look into further.
Take a breath and think about the question before you answer.
It may be time for everyone to take a breath and ask some more fundamental questions.
A woman making the same matter-of-fact announcement, as if she were telling us she was just stepping out for a breath of fresh air, would be questioned (How can she be a good mother and good leader at the same time?), berated (She is taking on way too much and her children will suffer), and dismissed (Maybe she's not serious about that national leadership thing at all).
"As a Corby resident said on Question Time last night 'Ukip is a breath of fresh air'," he said.
