Sentence examples for return to breathing from inspiring English sources

Once the object is gone, most people will return to breathing normally.

Return to breathing normally.

The bourgeois and provincial atmosphere of Elbeuf sometimes horrified Maurois, but he felt at home there, and liked to return to breathe in "the moist, vapid odor of steam and the heavy odor of greasy wool," and to admire the bright colors of the river, which ran blue, green, and yellow from the mill's dye works.

In some cases, patients housebound by their diminished lung function were able to return to work, breathing from portable oxygen canisters.

Return to your breathing by saying to yourself "Breathing in, breathing out".

When inhaling or exhaling if you breathe too slowly and find you need more air return to normal breathing.

After the breath-hold, a quick exhalation of residual air was performed prior to a return to natural breathing, which allowed the measurement of end-tidal CO2 increases as a result of the breath-hold.

It took someone like Russell T Davies, who oversaw its return in 2005, to breathe new life into the show, he says.

Spears returned to perform "Breathe on Me", dancing on a giant picture frame, and "Touch of My Hand", in which she sported a blindfold while being lifted on the air sitting in the backs of two aerialists.

Turtles get snagged on the hooks and can't return to the surface to breathe.

Divers who breathe from an apparatus that delivers gas at the same pressure as that of the surrounding water need not return to the surface to breathe and can remain at depth for prolonged periods.