Sentence examples for continuing to breathe from inspiring English sources

Add this to oxygen poisoning, where the gas becomes toxic under high pressure, and anyone continuing to breathe at this depth is on borrowed time.

At 77, Chomsky has joined the exclusive club of luminaries, like the actor Abe Vigoda and Mark Twain, who were reported dead before their time, only to contradict the reports by continuing to breathe.

Mary Lund, the first woman to receive an artificial heart, is now able to sit in a chair for short periods and is continuing to breathe well without a respirator, doctors said today.

We're planning on continuing to breathe new life into this market, which has been long dominated by soul-sucking, data entry-requiring beasts of burden.

He confounded expectations by continuing to breathe unaided for days, but died in the early hours of Saturday, his parents said.

Viruses like influenza are airborne, so they can pass from person to person incredibly quickly; put a guy with the flu on an airplane and he can infect a whole bunch of people by the end of a long haul flight just through the selfish act of continuing to breathe in and out.

While CNN is still in second place, MSNBC continues to breathe down its neck — and tonight, that breath will be so close it might even waft up to CNN, with the faint smell of spaghetti carbonara.

You can talk about how problematic oxygen is all day long, but at the end of the day, you still and will continue to breathe, no matter how long you hold your breath.

Ryan will continue to breathe fire, and he should.

The great majority of tropical fishes continue to breathe water like their temperate relatives.

And thankfully, he continues to breathe, almost six months after the surgery that saved his life.