Sentence examples for breath drop from inspiring English sources

Serious symptoms include swelling of the lips or tongue, shortness of breath, drop in blood pressure, weak pulse, trouble swallowing, chest pains, nausea and vomiting, and loss of consciousness.

She told me, "One day, I said, 'What would happen if you didn't smile?' And his face muscles relaxed, and his breath dropped deeper into his body, and tears came to his eyes.

Scrunch your shoulders, breath in, drop them, breath out.

I grappled around and held my breath before dropping to the ground.

But speaking after missing out in South Thanet – almost in the same breath – he dropped a powerful hint that he was not so much resigning as taking a summer break, during which his deputy Suzanne Evans is expected be interim leader.

I'm probably safe in confessing that I played hooky from high school at least once to enjoy that breath-catching drop, so I know what a draw it would be!

In September , 2012 two Pennsylvania brothers, ages 7 and 10, had to be rushed to a hospital after inadvertently taking liquid LSD from a bottle of breath mint drops they found on the ground near their home.

Prince was the first musician who made me understand that you could be many things at once: an impish figure in a tightly cut red matador suit, cooing in a falsetto, then in the same breath one dropping to a velvet baritone while fluttering kohl-rimmed eyelids.

Analogously, breath concentrations dropped approximately by a factor of 1.5.

"She said, 'Because of that doubt, because of that inhibition, in this life, you will never unite with me, but as soon as you breathe the last breath, I will drop a ladder made out of coral, and at that time, without any inhibition, you should climb this ladder.'".

He has long, black, rock 'n' roll sideburns and was traveling with a Weezer CD in his portable stereo yesterday, packed into his green knapsack along with $27 in cash, two bottles of water, gum, breath mints, nose drops, eye drops, a radio scanner, gloves, a cellphone, his typed-out itinerary and two books for a class he is taking called "Death and Dying".