Sentence examples for loud breathing from inspiring English sources

A typical respiratory event is mostly accompanied by sounds such as loud breathing or snoring interrupted by choking, gasps for air.

One is a cockpit voice recorder, which should contain a record of the last 30 minutes in the cockpit and is equipped to detect even loud breathing.

Why did I turn from someone who considered the whole shebang – its ostentatiously loud breathing, its ridiculous Om-ing, its sanctimonious smugness – to be hippy-dippy garbage, into someone who practises it most days, and who believes their body, more than that, their life to be better as a result?

I can only assume this is a passive-aggressive attempt to stop me from doing my calming though admittedly loud breathing exercises in the living room while Alex is trying to watch one of his drug shows starring a troubled male protagonist.

McCain seemed tired and deflated, his loud breathing sounding like air coming out of a collapsing balloon.

After high oxygen treatment heavy and loud breathing was noticed in pups during handling, however, no mucus was observed in the airways after mucin staining of lung sections.

A soft, breathy voice (where the person takes loud breathes while they talk) is associated with fear, shyness, and nervousness.

When your nerves are already frazzled, it's no surprise that your office-mate's overly-loud breathing or the driver who drills his high beams into your retinas on a country road makes some guys channel their inner grumpy old man.

As death approaches, oral muscles relax and secretions that accumulate in the throat or chest can result in loud, gurgling breathing sounds -- the so-called death rattle -- that can be disturbing.

Face it, Jets Coach Rex Ryan and the players who feel compelled to flex and fulminate are better off as the loud boor breathing heavily on you in the bar, the guy who may punch your lights out or fall down drunk before you ask him to move.

This is a show where fully able-bodied adults who can walk, and who move about twice as fast as zombies, get ambushed by loud, mouth-breathing walkers who can't do more than a shuffle.