Sentence examples for breath driving from inspiring English sources

Beneath the silence, the sound of the sea, the sea's violence spreading everywhere, not finished, not finished, his breath driving the waves — But she knows who she is and she knows what she wants.

Beneath the silence, the sound of the sea, the sea's violence spreading everywhere, not finished, not finished, his breath driving the waves— But she knows who she is and she knows what she wants.

The flexible e-skin has two operation modes: gas flow (human breath) driving the vibration of PTFE film (Fig. 10d, e); pressure (human motion) driving the movement of PANI films (Fig. 10f, g).

Take a deep breath, driving your chest upwards and pulling your shoulder blades back and down into the bench.

"The use of breath for driving food is probably unique to elephants, due to their dexterous trunks," write Kaori Minzuno and colleagues in the journal Animal Cognition.

On the one hand, magical thinking is, of course, everywhere: unlucky numbers; the dangers of Friday the 13th; boosted birth rates in the year of the dragon; holding one's breath when driving past a cemetery; black cats, rabbit's feet, horoscopes, crossed fingers, lucky underwear, and every palm reader, healer, mystic, shaman, soothsayer and woo-woo yoga instructor from New York to New Guinea.

Seeing something unsteady behind her eyes, I suggested that she be sure to take a few deep breaths before driving home.

The second stage covered selection of road sites, and dates and times for the sampling, while the third stage consisted of randomly stopping of cars and vans for routine control of breath alcohol or driving licence by the MPS.

Moreover, the use of variable controlled ventilation, i.e., application of breath-by-breath variable VTs or driving pressures, as well as assisted ventilation modes such as Bi-Vent+PSV, may also prove a simple and interesting alternative for lung recruitment in the clinical scenario.

Each breath felt like someone was driving a nail into my side.

He raised himself up from across my thighs; slammed a sharp knee into the pit of my stomach, driving what little breath I still had out of me; wriggled out of his pajama bottoms; and started.