Sentence examples for well breathing from inspiring English sources

As it fell, reassuring reports kept coming in that the new President was, well, breathing easy.

An average elevation in excess of 4,500 metres leaves most people struggling in the oxygen-poor air, but for the area's Tibetan inhabitants life there is as natural as, well, breathing.

The kids spoke so carefully, beautifully, sincerely, and listened to one another as well, breathing deeply and making eye contact with each another.

How best to cut back the lilies? A. Holding your breath and bending over the side of a rowboat to reach underwater and cut them back will gain you a year or so of, well, breathing room before they grow back.

Well, breathing, and movement help many individuals to feel more relaxed, quieting the adrenal glands.

And if the court succeeds, the nation may well breathe a sigh of relief, grateful that someone brought this mess to a close.

You might as well breathe more every day because oxygen is just "so good" for you, and more is always better.

Well, breathe easy Shelby.tv fans: Investors have doubled down with a new round of funding, which will allow the team to continuing working on bringing the next version of its video discovery app to market.

The BE WELL (Breathe Easier through Weight Loss Lifestyle) intervention trial was designed to address the gap in knowledge of whether weight loss improves asthma control.

Now, if the goose that laid the golden egg is not yet dead, it may well be breathing its last.

The problem on the net is, because there's no context, that fantasy is alive and well and breathing.