Until then, I choose to keep breathing deep, calming breaths and asking myself, "Is that scary thought even true?" 5.
The pain was so intense that Garnett, standing nearby, had to remind him to keep breathing.
Some are visibly straining as the teacher instructs them to notice their discomfort and to keep breathing.
What it does do is signal to survivors of abuse or trauma that they need to keep breathing.
In the corner of the screen, a clock kept time, the second hand ticking loudly, as if to remind us all to keep breathing.
A fabulous resort in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, visited by no fewer than seven presidents, it faded fast after World War II and in recent years has struggled to keep breathing.
The long-term foodie, school counsellor and writer was only in his early 60s but suffered from diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnoea and relied on a continuous positive airways pressure machine to keep breathing.
I don't resent these other, lesser comedies (much), partly because the maxim that talent has to be nurtured is probably true, and partly because, when the terrestrial schedule flops, I have a superhuman capacity for re-watching the four decent shows Netflix features on rotation, while retaining some slim and feeble will to keep breathing.
(He and his wife, Loretta, have eight children, most of whom work in the restaurant one way or another). "And this is what we are determined to do," he said: to keep breathing life into the earthy soul of the island's food, with dishes like wild herb fritters, eggplant gnocchi and ravioli stuffed with foraged greens.
During a crux scene in Apollo 13, the engineers in Houston realize they have to somehow fit the Command Module's square carbon dioxide filter in the Lunar Module's round receptacles if they want everyone to keep breathing.
I remember to keep breathing.
