Sentence examples for breathing hole from inspiring English sources

Most appallingly, the Creature lacked a nose; a single bridge bone protruded over an oval breathing hole.

Her favourite was the ichneumon wasp that lays an egg in your arm, which then hatches, digs deeper, pupates and sends up a breathing hole.

When a layer of ice has built up on the interior walls, the shelter becomes as airtight as a bottle - you need a breathing hole in the roof.

Eventually they "trached" her, put a breathing hole through her neck right into her trachea, but that filled up with blood as well.

I'm not totally cruel: I would allow a breathing hole, so we can watch the rest of the film in blissful silence.

He was in the bag for an hour (an escaped toe revealed a breathing hole), the last in a lineup of 12 performers who had consecutively inhabited St. Mark's Church for an hour each.

In terrestrial species this covering has small breathing holes (spiracles).

The breathing holes cut by the larvae in the cowhide reduce its commercial value.

"It's all about breathing holes, David," I repeated at polite, five-minute intervals.

He wore a black mask that covered everything but his eyes and had little breathing holes in it.

It winters under the ice, keeping breathing holes open by gnawing with its canine and incisor teeth.