Sentence examples for may be breathing from inspiring English sources

European leaders may be breathing a sigh of relief after successfully wrapping up the bailout deal in Brussels.

Some characters are re-examining their lives, some are on the run from the police and some may be breathing new life into old love affairs.

Like "modernised" Conservatism, digital cameras and rock music made by people under 50, the Christmas celebrity memoir may be breathing its last.

The more inventive we become, the longer grows the list of chemical compounds we may be breathing, eating and rubbing on to our skin.

The country's exporters may be breathing a sigh of relief after repeated bouts of D-mark appreciation in the 1990s, but central bankers are not amused.

"Many people who are politically active in the city now are probably looking to put this behind them and, to be frank, may be breathing a sigh of relief that Sharpe James will no longer be a political presence in the city," said Brigid Harrison, a political scientist at Montclair State University.

For example, when teaching breath control, your buzzwords may be "breathe in your mouth, blow out your mouth and your nose".

Oil that is being swallowed may be breathed into the respiratory tract, or, less often, it may come from the body itself when the lung is physically injured.

The best band in this space may be Breathe Carolina, which on its album "Hell Is What You Make It" (Fearless) made scream-punk songs masquerading as rave anthems.

Now, if the goose that laid the golden egg is not yet dead, it may well be breathing its last.

But while the Texas senator may still be breathing defiance, others within the party are starting to make peace with the idea of Trump as the nominee.