Sentence examples for order breathing from inspiring English sources

Last month, when the panel unanimously agreed with Mr. Olson and issued its order, breathing new life into NextWave and delivering a stunning blow to the F.C.C., Mr. Salmasi said he shrieked for joy.

For now, though, fleeting as it may be, an ossified order breathed new life.

Now, as then, Scattered Order breathe in life and breathe out weird – a danceable version, perhaps, of the decades-long experimentalism of UK recluses Nurse With Wound.

I refuse to actually buy the Dead Man's Bones album, because to me that would be taking things a bit too far, but I bookmarked live performances of each song from it and will watch those in order while breathing deeply in and out and daydreaming about Ryan Gosling chopping wood.

But it is also the case that whales have to swim up to the surface in order to breathe and that "Whales do not have gills in order to be able to swim underwater" as many species that live in the sea do.

In order to breathe, they need councillors to keep them going at a local level.

"In the last year in researching this book, I could not travel and I carried oxygen tanks in order to breathe.

Removing the leaves increases the amount of oxygen in the water; crab larvae need high levels of oxygen in order to breathe.

If I lived here I'd have to take a wide violent sweep with my arm and knock everything off in order to breathe.

(When doing freestyle in the ocean, you have to frequently lift your head high enough in order to breathe without swallowing water).

In some species filamentous abdominal appendages function as gills, and the larva does not have to surface in order to breathe.