Sentence examples for triggered gasps from inspiring English sources

What triggered gasps throughout a sport thrown off-kilter by a flood of upsets last week was how unaggressive Williams often was.

The creatures' dark and jagged silhouettes against the night sky may rather trigger gasps and dashes indoors.

In certain situations, withdrawal of treatment, particularly mechanical ventilation, can trigger gasping respiration, which can be a distressing sight, particularly as it may in some cases last for hours.

That choice triggered a gasp from the crowd and undoubtedly sent some club executives back to their phones to revise their respective strategies.

His fondness for provocation can trigger both gasps and laughter.

A wife brings in her husband and his horrendous scans trigger a gasp of astonishment among even the non-oncologists.

(AP) — A soldier in the New York Army National Guard was acquitted of murder on Thursday in the bombing deaths of two superiors in Iraq, triggering outbursts and gasps from the slain officers' families.

James Dempsey, 89, was residing at Northeast Atlanta Health and Rehabilitation Center in February 2014 when he repeatedly triggered his call button while gasping for help, video recently obtained by WXIA-TV shows.

There are four or five huge laughs -- triggered by the movie's most outrageously transgressive moments -- that had me gasping for breath.

Conversely, breathing fast through the mouth (aka gasping for air) triggers the sympathetic nervous system, known as the fight-or-flight response.

If the patient experiences breathlessness, common for those with heart and lung disease, Dr. Morrison said, oxygen equipment can ease the discomfort and the anxiety that gasping for breath can trigger.