Sentence examples for breathing explains from inspiring English sources

The information minister's disclosure about Mr Chavez's breathing explains the president's uncharacteristic silence.

"If you cool them down, nerve impulses will be slower, and muscles have a harder time in the cold, so it's quite physiological that they have a harder time breathing," explains de Vrij.

They also swim near the surface, as do sea snakes, which "need to spend a lot of time on the surface because they have to breathe," explains Dudgeon.

"Tear gas convinces your body that you can't breathe," explains Sarit, "so the best thing to do is breathe in perfume, alcohol or even onion odour, which tricks your body into breathing properly again.

"If you like the idea of quitting your day job and becoming an entrepreneur, that's great but you'll need to find something you will spend more time on than anything else in your whole life, aside from breathing," he explains.

"Most people who die of an overdose pass away because they stop breathing," he explains.

"It represents an analogic form of animation the electronics are breathing," Owlbeemoth explains.

"We'd create this road map of musical cues and tempos that match people's breathing," Krasno explains.

Just visit interaction designer Tim van Cromvoirt's studio in the Netherlands, where you can experience the eerie respiration of his kinetic, light-up sculpture garden one van Cromvoirt says can even be good for your health: "The developed hypothesis is that this slow movement can in fact influence your own breathing," he explains to The Creators Project.

"We wanted to keep the album organic and real, not to overproduce it – let it breathe," Gosling explains.

"I imagined the sea expanding and contracting as I breathed," he explains, "a giant presence from which I could never escape.