Sentence examples for drawing deep from inspiring English sources

"Baghdad is changing," said Amir Razzaq, drawing deep on a water pipe near the big-screen TV.

Just downstream, people were crouched at the pool's edge marveling at the limpid water and drawing deep sips of it from cupped hands.

Back in the world of politics, the Labour opposition and Conservative-led government have been drawing deep on their reserves of sophistry.

This could also explain why controlled breathing seems to help relieve stitches: drawing deep breaths fills the lungs and improves posture.

"What I did not understand was the sheer fanaticism behind the project — there is nothing that will stop these guys," Mr. Farage said, drawing deep on one of the countless Rothmans cigarettes he will polish off during the day.

Kode9 (right): Black Sun (2009) With Steve Goodman's early releases drawing deep on the well of Jamaican dread, it was his boredom with dubstep's monochrome landscapes that prompted this new direction.

But Mr. O'Donnell said the longtime "lionizing" of Mr. Kelly was now drawing deeper scrutiny, from a wider body of observers.

Belly-breathing involves drawing deeper breaths, which, if done correctly, should inflate your stomach like a balloon when you breathe in, and deflate it when you breathe out.

Miners liked their cigarettes underground, where radioactive particles attached to the smoke and were drawn deep into the lungs.

Her staging risks emotional overkill, but she encourages her actors to draw deep, which usually keeps them grounded.

The action drew deep frustration, sparking fury among spectators who jeered the players as serves were deliberately hit into the net and shots hit wide.