Sentence examples similar to sort of breath from inspiring English sources

And there is Richard Marx, the '80s soft rocker, who responded to a critical blog-post by a local TV reporter last year with the sort of breath-taking escalation only the filterless wonderland of social media permits: "Hey @TedMcClelland I'm running some errands.

"He has sort of caught his breath.

Sort of takes your breath away in this economic environment".

"Sort of under your breath, but you implied the whore word.

"We all sort of held our breath when it was time to release the report," Mr. Oman said.

She added: "Coming off the ice, I sort of took a breath, looked up in the crowd and soaked that in.

Joe Lockhart, the former Clinton White House press secretary, said: "It's clear once they sort of caught their breath, they took parsing to a brand new level.

"Right now we're all sort of holding our breath waiting to see if there is a reaction, but it appears to date that you really haven't seen anything," he said.

Steve Gillmor: Well, at the PDC we had a lunch with Ray and Bob in which someone asked the question about why don't you rename WPF, and Ray sort of under his breath said, sure, just call it Silverlight.

"We always sort of hold our breath as we go through June and see the trends in July and August".

(He is sort of wasting his breath at this point, as the Justices have long had their minds made up about that).