Sentence examples for cool breath from inspiring English sources

Then there was panna cotta, a light, sweet gelatin mousse with strawberry-and-grape coulis and a cool breath of truffled honey.

The Hall of Fame trainer D. Wayne Lukas was on horseback Wednesday morning, sitting tall in the saddle, his black leather vest and chaps flapping as the wind blew a cool breath on an already-pleasant 68-degree morning.

In the midst of the vicious, there is a gleam of charity; and, in the midst of a feeble film, you feel a cool breath of cleverness, as if the ghost of Buñuel had passed by.

"Then he turned on a slim hose and let it hover over each bone," he writes alluringly, "air nestling into the evidence of the trauma as if he were blowing cool breath from a pursed mouth onto a child's burn".

I was evading justice so much so that I've felt the cool breath of guilt wrap itself around me.

Gentle breeze, scattered embers on moonlit water Waking the cool breath of night Silent stars shining down from eternal darkness Frozen reflections of light.

And, cooling breath (sitali), alternate nostril breathing (nadi shodhana ), left nostril breathing, especially on exhalation, and comfortable holding after exhalation were each considered somewhat or very important, but less essential.

At birth the human embryo, which is hot, breathes in cooling air just as the central fire draws in cooling breath from the unlimited.

Immediately upon birth, our bodies, which were too hot before, draw in cooling breath, which is then sent out again "like a debt".

The limitation of the body's innate heat by cooling breath may be the process by which the body becomes ensouled (see 5.2 above).

The embryo is conceived of as composed of the hot and then as drawing in cooling breath immediately upon birth, just as the cosmos begins with the heat of the central fire, which then draws in breath along with void and time from the unlimited.