Sentence examples for breathing out of from inspiring English sources

They twirl and blow kisses, breathing out of black compressor tubes filled with air.

He was so ill on the set of "The Dead," he was breathing out of an oxygen mask.

Wild stories swept the city of the ill maliciously breathing out of their windows to spread the contagion and of young gallants defying the mayor and attending plague burials for a lark.

But then, will I try to make this late-in-life decision seem less pathetic, less B.D.D.-like, by overtelling people all about my septum, the way my friends with recent nose jobs do? "The doctor said he couldn't even imagine how I was breathing out of this thing," I'd tell people, the same as they've told me.

Given the nature of the commission, he wanted to have that atmosphere come breathing out of the very walls of the concert building: hence, with a nod to Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio," his abduction (or kidnapping, as Carnegie Hall styles it), in which orchestral players, chorus members and soloists are imagined to be prevented from performing because they are being held by a kidnapper.

But no one had ever tested whether breathing out of time with a motion could prevent nausea.

Count to ten as you breathe in, hold your breath for a count of ten, and breathe out to a count of ten.

This could be explained by the effect of breathing out against the incoming gas flow.

We stood in our bare feet, wobbling slightly, goose-pimpled, still breathing out clouds of expectation like frost-breath.

We show that the hydrophobic Goretex® membrane electrodes provide a highly efficient removal of the gases, breathing out 92% of expected O2 during water splitting, and thereby also largely avoiding the well known migration of oxygen to the cathode in the absence of a separator in the cell.

"Exchanging breath" is a slow, unhurried process of breathing out old air and taking in new.