Sentence examples for breath blowing from inspiring English sources

I wasted so much breath blowing on Nintendo cartridges as a kid, so now it's time to waste some breath trying to jolt them out of the death spiral they now find themselves in.

But my real reason for walking over there is to stroll through the beautiful Parc du Champ de Mars at 7 30 am, my breath blowing out in front of me, the rising sun glinting off the Eiffel Tower.

He stooped, and with his own breath blew at the glowing coals.

He is venturing, challenging, searching and though the Breath blows him "darkly, fearfully afar", he is still at the helm.

Sir Alex uses the "hairdryer" treatment on his players: he stands so close when he bawls at them that his angry breath blows their hair.

Hodja's may also give cure through their breaths (healing breath) by blowing his breath over the body.

On national holidays, we played the patriotic songs: "I love you, my Golden Bengal"; at the start of the new year, a paean to the season: "come, come o month of Baishakh/ with your hot breath blow away the dying," and on the eve of the monsoon: "the rain clouds are a drum-beat/ rumbling across the heavens".

Breathing from your throat will create hot breath, while blowing through your lips will create cool air.

But he finds that once children learn basic breath control (blowing bubbles to avoid inhaling water), motor coordination and floating, parents also feel less anxious.

d and e The e-skin can be easily driven by gas flow (human heavy breath or blowing).

Meanwhile, Melville, who was more nimble-fingered, created a larynx of tin and rubber and experimented with providing "breath" by blowing into a tin tube "throat".