Sentence examples for breathing hoses from inspiring English sources

The breathing hoses scattered around the tank have buttons to adjust the air pressure -- if it comes out too hard, it can bruise lungs.

Route 66 boasted a full luxury interior with air-conditioning, desalination equipment and even an air compressor for underwater breathing hoses.

One got its teeth stuck in my chain mail glove, one got stuck between my breathing hose and my tank of air and one swam between my legs.

The vehicles are equipped with water tanks, hoses, breathing apparatus, ladders and hazardous chemical suits.

When Haikal got to the hospital, Ika was unconscious, breathing through a hose.

"You're in a tail, 16 feet under water, breathing on a hose," she said.

This time I had finished breakfast and was "on the hose"— breathing oxygen when the second order came through: another 24 hour postpone ment.

When Dr. Lambertsen demonstrated the LARU to the Navy in 1939, the Navy showed little interest because its deep-water salvage missions required helmeted divers to breathe through long hoses tethered to boats.

He can move, a little, and feel, quite a bit, and he's practising breathing without a hose, using a pressure-support ventilator which allows him to use his diaphragm without the obstructive weight of his internal organs.

Firefighters used breathing apparatus and hose reel jets to extinguish the fire, which caused smoke and heat damage to the building.

A spokesman for Strathclyde Fire and Rescue Service said: "Firefighters with breathing apparatus and hose reel jets battled through heat and dense smoke to search the complex and deal with the ground floor flat fire". He added: "Firefighters set about administering trauma care to five residents pending the arrival of the oncoming ambulance and paramedic personnel.