Horses at tracks everywhere will breathe great sighs of relief, as should their riders, drivers, supporters, advocates, players, writers and parlayers.
"Collateral" comes off like clockwork, but it's a clock that breathes — great actors like Mark Ruffalo, Javier Bardem, and Barry Shabaka Henley have sustained, intricate moments in the pauses between the violent acts.
Still breathing in great leaky gulps, I am lifted out of the helicopter.
Around dawn, while sprawled on a mattress, Bias closed his eyes and began breathing in great, awesome gulps.
The mescaline is now full-tilt, the tepee is breathing in great sighs, and I've got purple ghost lights at the periphery of my vision.
The effort of breathing is greater during immersion than on land because the external hydrostatic pressure creates a greater transpulmonary pressure difference [16, 17] and results in a more negative breathing pressure (NPB).
Nissan stays, and the country breathes a great sigh of relief.
Their parts are elaborate and difficult and were made to breathe with great naturalness.
"We breathed a great sigh of relief to get into orbit at all," Burton Edelson, NASA's associate administrator, said after the mission.
One who is reported to have told a thinktank earlier this year: "The air quality in London, you can go outside and breathe in great gulfs of virtually alpine air".
