Sentence examples for colours breath from inspiring English sources

"I am inspired by all that is around me, light, trees, leaves, colours, breath, sounds, sparks, magic, beauty, frustration, heat, love, coffee, humour, feathers, shadows, smells... everything.

Because of the colour coding of the number of beads (e.g. every set of 10), the CHW can count back the beads per colour: e.g. 1 colour = 10 breaths, 2 colours = 20 breaths, etc.

The vivid colours take our breath away.

He asks me to pick a colour for that tension (naturally, I think of red), and to imagine that colour tinting each outward breath.

It is rare, other than on Oscars night, that the world holds its collective breath discussing dresses and their colours.

The use of the beads also made it easier to communicate the results to the caretaker, as the colours visually flagged if the child had a high breath rate (indicating pneumonia) or not.

It would have provided a pause for breath amid all that boisterous noise and colour, and a stopgap between those grinding plot mechanics.

Another example is the oxidation of ethanol to acetic acid, which can be used by common breath-analyzer kits to measure the alcohol level in a person's breath on the basis of the visible colour changes that occur as orange potassium dichromate is reduced to green chromium (III) sulfate.

Years of playing have honed the Amish-Mennonites' hand-eye coordination, and I was left gasping for breath, adrift in a swirl of limbs and primary colours.

Even after 10 days acclimatising to Cambodia, the colour, heat, noise, dirt and pandemonium of Phnom Penh takes your breath away – it's not so much an assault on the senses as an all-out punch-up.

Think about beautiful colours, the dreams plot-line, and relax and take deep breaths.