Sentence examples for breathing around from inspiring English sources

"You need people who can convey through body language, through pauses, even through the pace of their breathing around one another, that Rose and Troy are everything to one another".

When the chamber was full, the filly would be breathing around 10 to 12 times the amount of oxygen in normal air, he said, which would hypersaturate her blood, healing wear and tear on her muscles faster.

Although he liked most of the counselors, the conditions were seedy: "It was just depressing, to wake up on this purple mat, with all these fat people breathing around you".

Prosecutors say Murray, who has admitted giving Jackson the powerful anaesthetic propofol that morning as a sleep aid, had discovered Jackson was not breathing at around 11.56am.

Don't forget to breathe, walk around during your breaks and allow some moments of empty thinking (like in yoga) to keep you sane.

However, the shallow breaths eventually result in progressive atelectasis and the person increasingly breathes around the lower inflection point, which further increases the respiratory load.

I rarely slept and would spend long nights anxiously staring into the vacuum of my living room, feeling the walls breathe around me, smoking cigarette after cigarette, searching for the peaceful center of my hunger.

These fuels come with significant environmental costs, whether in contaminated seafood we eat from the Gulf, air we breathe around tar sands refineries, or chemicals we drink from aquifers too close to the gas extraction.

"These are ordinary kids doing extraordinary things who live around us and breathe around us and travel on the same trains and the same tubes and go to the same gyms".

Simon Topman, another Birmingham manufacturer, on the local enterprise board, tells the same story of the local Barclays branch manager who once knew everything that moved and breathed around Birmingham's jewellery quarter: "Now it's just a head office formula.

Pacing is cranked high and that means that the band – a superb collection of musicians usually more inclined to playing jazz or experimental improv and driven by the brilliant New York drummer Ben Perowsky – doesn't have much space to breathe around the edges of the songs.