Sentence examples for coming breathing from inspiring English sources

When you feel the tears coming, breathing in slowly and deeply through your nose, then exhale slowly through your mouth.

But Mr Klitschko did come, breathing fire and fury about Russian propaganda brainwashing"— yet determined to portray his country and city in the best possible light.Mr Klitschko believes that Vladimir Putin is trying to recreate a version  of the old USSR, with Ukraine as a key building block.

Come breathe the thyme-wafted air of a venerable hillside village.

Jennifer Knapp "Breath on Me" - At first glance, it would seem that "Breath on Me," a song with lyrics like, "Come trickle down and save the world/Two hands that I can't see/Come breathe, come breath, come breath on me," would be the kind of lyrics which Mark Driscoll would find edifying.

This was like Ottolenghi coming and breathing fresh ideas into a staid concept.

If you had smoke coming in, breathing it, they would adjust the mask accordingly".

Sometimes relief comes from breathing in the steam from, say, a juniper-scented duck stew.

"I expect them to come out breathing fire and it's up to us to match that and to make sure we impose ourselves on them".

"And here comes Bernie, breathing oxygen onto the streets once again, galvanizing the grassroots with condemnation of politics as usual and promises of something different.

Major toxic risk comes from breathing exhaust fumes and evaporative and refueling emissions rather than from occasional skin contact from spills [ 2].

"You'd get clerics, you'd get people who came to breathe and whore and drink".