Sentence examples for inhale of from inspiring English sources

I abruptly changed my major to theatre and, free from the workload of my logic classes, took a relaxing inhale of crisp California air.

Up at the wobbly top, the sonic anemometer, in concert with other instruments, measures the flux or exchange between the atmosphere and photosynthesizing trees — the inhale of carbon, called the uptake, and the exhale of oxygen and water.

Briefly, starting from functional residual capacity, the subjects took a deep inhale of Technegas and held their breath for 2 to 5 s and then exhaled.

A deep inhale of the aroma alone could be enough to help you really wake up and smell the coffee.

"I'm more of a smoker," he says with a deep inhale of the blunt we shared in his room.

I let out a sigh of relief that I wasn't the one to have to do the "unfriending" and then an inhale of indignation.

Has inhaled of sin but not actually enjoyed it?

Simultaneous inhaling of fumes from burning plastics, contamination of aquifers, and release of substantial quantities of greenhouse gases takes place.

"I was yellow when I was born," grinned Gladys Sangster, born to a mother slowly poisoned by the inhaling of TNT powder at a Banbury factory.

My insatiable desire for everything to 'just get a move on' meant that upper school was mostly spent inhaling of my older friends' university lives.

Spinoza, however, was now in an advanced stage of consumption that was aggravated by the inhaling of glass dust from grinding lenses.