She emitted short, sad breaths, chuffling like a tiger while she printed out her religious phrase amid all the others.
There was an ancient street musician who began playing in the red brick district as soon as he reached the city, making slow, sad breaths with his accordion.
Wright, who took many of his subjects from English poetry, probably knew the following passage from "The Wanderer" (1729) by Richard Savage: So in some Engine, that denies a Vent, If unrespiring is some Creature pent, It sickens, droops, and pants, and gasps for Breath, Sad o'er the Sight swim shad'wy Mists of Death; If then kind Air pours powerful in again.
The treatment of pain at the end of life remains one important concern for GPs while other physical and psychological symptoms such as feeling sad, shortness of breath or lack of energy also tend to be important issues in general practice.
Now, in the silence, I listen to customers moan that they can't find anything they want to buy or that everything's overpriced, while in the same breath saying how sad they are that we're closing down.
I whispered under my breath a sad "Ohh".
"If I could run the New York marathon, where Ryan and I met, where Ryan breathed his last breath, yes, that would be full circle — and sad, and incredible, and all those things," she said.
That the Sun won't let Page 3 go without flogging it right to its last, desperate breath is so sad – for me, at least – that it almost stops being anger-making.
The most frequently reported psychological and physical symptoms were lack of energy (91%), lack of appetite (86%), feeling drowsy (72%), pain (56%), shortness of breath (54%), feeling sad (51%) and worrying (46%).
Almost four out of ten 36-422%) experienced problems with feeling drowsy, dizziness, shortness of breath, difficulty sleeping, feeling sad, and worrying (Table 2).> -wrap-foot> aPercentage of people with the symptom reporting a high frequency = "frequently" or "almost constantly".
