Sentence examples for with the last breath from inspiring English sources

"Almost everyone is calling for 'Mommy' or 'Mama' with the last breath". The understudied linguistic science of last words.

The best guess seems to be that it emerges with the last breath, having been hidden somewhere in the chest, around the place of the heart and the lungs.

According to medieval Christian belief, the last moments of life were the most critical, for demons lurked about the deathbed ready to seize the unprepared soul as it emerged with the last breath.

Top buys at the bleakly ironic souvenir shop include T-shirts with the sensible motto, "Never buy anything with a handle… it means work", and cans of air filled with the "last breath of socialism".

In a footnote, Weyl (1924c) sarcastically informed Study that "even if he [Weyl] had been as well versed as Study in the theory of invariants, he would not have used the symbolic method in his book Raum, Zeit, Materie and even with the last breath of his life would not have mentioned the algebraic completeness theorem for invariant theory".

Lawson viewed the coin as originally a seal, used as potsherds sometimes were on the lips of the dead to block the return of the soul, believed to pass from the body with the last breath.

You'll want to consume it with good Scotch and (what the hell) maybe even a pipe, agreeing with Charles Lamb, who hoped that "the last breath I draw in this world will be through a pipe, and exhaled in a pun".

He struggled with all his strength until the last breath.

A Question to Walk With: What is your experience of the first breath and the last breath?

"I will fight to the last breath".

The last breath of a golden age.