Sentence examples for breathing something from inspiring English sources

Breathing something German at the end,.

In other words, she is breathing something akin to fresh air.

"It's breathing something into this campaign," said Dr. Dean's pollster, Paul Maslin.

The city of almost 9 million people, situated about 450 miles south of Beijing, saw people flock to a public plaza where they were invited to don oxygen masks attached to one of 20 bags of vacuum-sealed air; they were then encouraged to indulge by breathing something other than smog for a few minutes.

The original German title, "Atemschaukel," is hard to translate but refers roughly to the act of breathing — something the book's narrator, Leo Auberg, can no longer take for granted.

This is not because innocent love and affection are now "not allowed", as straw-man arguments about sexual harassment so often suggest but because an understanding of physical boundaries and how they change – our own and others', platonic or sexual – should be as natural as breathing, something we all grow up with from our earliest youth.

She needed to stop, think and breathe something other than tennis.

It was as if they were primed for an asthma attack as soon as they breathed something to set it off.

"Every time I have had the opportunity to exhale or breathe, something has come up that has been difficult for me," he said last night.

"Every time I have had the opportunity to exhale or breathe, something has come up that has been difficult for me," Bonds said.

The director admitted that she struggled to breathe something "a bit new and fresh" into the story of student Anastasia Steele's introduction into billionaire Christian Grey's world of bondage, while still respecting James' book.