Sentence examples for from one breath from inspiring English sources
For the one bowl for which day 8 data are available, breaths per hour increased from 25 on day 0 to 100 on day 8, though the latter value is probably misleading as it results from one breath taken during a very short period of submergence.
There were a few days where it seemed like all I could do was go from one breath to the next, gaining a tiny sense of control.
To calculate the number of particles from one breath, 0.5 liters of air was multiplied to the mean particle concentration, which assumed complete release of tidal volume from a typical person [53].
From All One Breath (Cape £10).
I decided that I would not let that man, a man who's one breath away from appointing Ms. Trunchbull from Matilda as Secretary of State, have that power over me -- and neither should you.
And it is worth seeing just to watch Bisset go from coquette to corpse in one breath.
Richard with his goofy gaffes, Judy stoically keeping the ship afloat, the two of them always one breath away from a squabble: it was reality TV in the absolute best sense.
He told the blog Columbus Alive in 2014, "People who look like me are one breath away from being an Eric Garner," referring to the notorious choking death of another black man killed by police that year in New York City.
2. The One Breath Exercise Sit quietly with eyes closed, breathing slowly from the abdomen.
One breath odour sample taken from a patient with lung cancer was placed in a line-up with four samples from healthy volunteers (controls).
