Sentence examples for become winded from inspiring English sources

The way you nonchalantly slow me down when I become winded and snuggle me when I am sick is something that no human could do and can't be replaced.

If they become winded climbing a flight of stairs or rushing for a bus, they tend to blame their weight, or advancing age.

Players not accustomed to the running will become winded very quickly.

Mr. Weil can command excitement on a surface level, leaping on the podium to whip the orchestra into a frenzy of rapid playing, or placing particular accents on phrases to give them a slightly unusual inflection; but in slow passages the playing tended to become long-winded and lose interest.

I've found that when I'm writing about something emotional, my sentences become long-winded.

Control groups are required for any single- and double-therapeutic strategy, and support of such studies might become long-winded in the absence of strong, convincing preclinical evidence.

Here, a short, compact work becomes long-winded, beset by lulls.

The Mario Party series has become increasingly long-winded and less captivating to play with every new iteration (or maybe it's always been like that and I only recently noticed).

The term for this sort of freelance expedition was a "filibuster" (it did not become associated with long-winded congressional debates until the 1850s).

My view has since changed after viewing the second and third episodes, in which these references become part of long-winded lectures that take up most of the show's time.

Kerry became increasingly long-winded.