Sentence examples for slightly winded from inspiring English sources

"I could go for a beer right now," said Jordan, smiling and looking slightly winded as he made his way up the stairs.

Fudging the sustained notes in her cover of Joni Mitchell's "Help Me," relying on her back-up singers when she got slightly winded, Wynonna revealed that even after 18 years in showbiz, she still sometimes pushes too hard.

Brad, slightly winded at the head of the stairs, from having held his breath while admiring her haunches as they moved in the snug knit dress, asked, "Did you mean it, that your phone doesn't work, either?" "Yeah, some penny-pinching system he got installed, so it's all the same wires.

For example, when you find yourself getting slightly winded while running, you might say, "Okay, I'm done.

But Romney is getting slightly wound up about not getting the last word on the previous question.

Minutes before the film began, the Israeli media is reporting, both Sharif and Qasrawi attacked a group of soldiers with knives, managing to slightly wound one.

MRI analyses indicate that in all species the slightly winding esophagus is initially directed towards Amb III.

The run down, in slightly wind-packed powder on the shady, leeward side of the ridge, didn't take long.

He missed the shot slightly and wound up in a bad lie just outside the right greenside bunker and made par.

Allow the yo-yo to drop and jerk your yo-yo hand slightly to wind the yo-yo back up, just as you would with any trick.

The test showed that the sensor response is dependent on wind direction but only slightly on wind velocities.