Sentence examples for feeling winded from inspiring English sources

How far can you walk without feeling winded?

In addition to running round the baseball field without feeling winded, he said he had lost weight.

At the gym, he noted, it's easy to hop off a treadmill when you start feeling winded or to slip out of that spin class early.

A. Cold temperatures can have important effects on your heart and circulation, so you're smart to be cautious and get out of the water when you start feeling winded and woozy.

I also noticed the limits of my mediocre acclimatization schedule as I got higher --- I found it difficult to run uphill and for long continuous stretches above 9k ft. The previous weekend training in Mammoth likely made a difference since I was feeling winded well below that altitude in my training run there.

I was moving in what felt like slow motion across the tennis court in my afternoon games and feeling winded far too easily.

"I wonder if I will ever stop feeling wound up until this album comes out," she said.

"I'm feeling really wound up," she tells me.

Chapters are announced with each of their names, along with the dates of birth and death, giving the reader a feeling of winding through an overcrowded cemetery.

I like the feeling of winding through the same cramped tunnels, with the low ceilings, that fans have used for decades.

They're sometimes also used in physical therapy situations, but don't let that stop you if you're perfectly healthy, as wrist circles can be a great relaxer if you're feeling "all wound up".