Sentence examples for breathed on from inspiring English sources

Ms. Oates has Monroe thinking that "her womb was poisoned, & her soul": "She knew she did not deserve life as others deserve life & though she had tried, she had failed to justify her life; yet must continue to try, for her heart was hopeful, she meant to be good!" She has President Kennedy tell the actress that she's "alive to be touched": "To be breathed on like a flame.

She breathed on one of her two 24k.-gold glue-on fingernails and polished it absentmindedly.

On the other hand, when you've got computer-generated imagers (visual-effects supervisor Jody Johnson and visual-effects producer Leslie Lerman and their team) able to realistically create an 80-ton animal nearly 100 feet long, "the largest beast that ever breathed on this Earth" as one character says, that is certainly going to hold one's interest.

For example, there was the idea of dragging a glacier from the Arctic to the west coast of England, or the project by Olafur Eliasson involving an installation Take a Deep Breath, in which participants breathed on behalf of a "person, movement or cause" and recorded it for a website.

She breathed on the left, took three strokes, breathed on the right.

You also gain a design that has been breathed on outside and in.

New York is breathing on one lung as it is.

He was breathing on his own.

Siri: "Just don't breathe on me".

"She is breathing on her own.

Both are breathing on their own.