Sentence examples for breath of when from inspiring English sources

I wish I had a little bottle of "essence of post-swim" to keep by my bed or in my bag, which I could just open and take a deep breath of when I want to remind myself why I should get up or get off the sofa.

Then we sighed a breath of relief when the jointlike cigarette was done.

I'm tipping the hat to the world beneath       the window, the magnolia breath       of summer when it comes.

The FACIT-Dyspnea short form comprises 10 items that describe the experience of shortness of breath when doing a range of common tasks in the past week, with each item scored on a 4-point rating scale (from 0 [no shortness of breath] to 3 [severe shortness of breath]) [ 16, 17].

Take some nice breaths of air when outside.

If you don't like to exercise, just stick your head outside and take several deep breaths of air when you're feeling tired.

Here there was an intake of breath when one of Mickey's colleagues told him – in a line played absolutely for laughs – not to broadcast a particular sketch because "child molestation is a touchy subject with the affiliates".

There can be a collective sharp of intake of breath when parents and their children are shown around universities on open days.

Never mind the fact that 2017, when Breath of the Wild arrives, is when Nintendo will cut its losses on the Wii U and release a new console, the ever-mysterious NX.

SHIP AHOY When you come to work and you're having a bad day, it's like a breath of fresh air when the cargo and cruise ships come in.

Scamander shares some personal experience: As a resident of Brighton the Greens were initially a breath of fresh air when they took control of the council.