Sentence examples for with a breath from inspiring English sources

Darlene brings it together with a breath mantra: "Breathe in light and space, exhale the bones and density to the Earth.

Maybe I should let MTV know about it... or maybe I'll just keep smiling in the sand, looking adorable and breathing in the salt air with a breath of satisfaction for believing I'm worthy of feeling and being beautiful.

We have tried to enliven the various spaces with a breath of theatre".

Mr. Styne's score melds razzle-dazzle audacity with a breath of wistfulness for the unobtainable.

And when your reading is over, the chapter finished, there are no clicks, no sudden darkness, just a light blown out with a breath.

For nearly five years, the accuracy of drunken driven tests administered with a breath testing device used by Minnesota law enforcement agencies has been in question.

Simms's Europe: the struggle for supremacy (Allen Lane, £30) marshals the great events and grand strategies of the 550 years since the fall of Constantinople to the Ottoman Turks with a breath-stopping assurance.

An assortment of six antipasti, at $19.95, could include brocconcini, miniature softballs of homemade mozzarella; sweet and tangy Sicilian caponata; marinated cherry tomatoes with a breath-defying jolt of garlic; artichoke hearts redolent of lemon zest; and a three-bean salad that rises so far above the buffet-table standard as to be a different dish.

All participants underwent transcranial Doppler evaluation, with a breath-holding maneuver, for the evaluation of bilateral middle cerebral arteries (MCAs), posterior cerebral arteries (PCAs), and the basilar artery (BA).

And he thrilled the Newmarket crowd with a breath-taking performance over the straight mile, though connections must now decide if he is the right horse for the Derby, which is over a mile and a half.

The brothers seemed to do this with a breath-taking nonchalance.