How To Use Breathing in In A Sentence
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I walked several miles south along the beach past Venice and just spent some time relaxing and breathing in the sea air.
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Breathing in and out for an equal length of time is another way to experience expansiveness and balance.
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Lorna's pillow was still indented where her head had been, and he pressed the side of his face against it, breathing in the smell of her hair.
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Tyran reared onto his hind legs in rage, his nostrils flaring and his breathing intense.
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Humans can also contract the disease, by breathing in the infection, and then pass it on by kissing.
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The summer hamsin offers none of the delight of the winter version - it's like living and breathing in an oven.
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Failure to establish regular breathing in the first minute after birth is an indication for assisted ventilation.
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You can often save a person's life by breathing into his mouth.
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amphoric breathing indicates a cavity in the lung
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For example, breathing in quick abdominal breaths—the Breath of Fire—stimulates the splanchnic nerves in the abdominal cavity, and potentiates release of stimulating epinephrine and norepinephrine.
Meditation as Medicine
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Now, breathing in the chill river spray, I wonder if the taxidermal specimen might be enough.
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His illness is a result of breathing in paint fumes over many years.
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This will cause a certain subset of the population to begin hyperventilating and breathing into paper bags.
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This was undeniably true; the monstrous orderly was lying on his face in the corner, breathing in ragged, stertorous snores.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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When the flame calmed down to a gentle flicker, I carefully lit the cigarette, breathing in slowly.
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It was clear now that she was indeed sleeping, her light breathing in no way hindered.
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As a general rule, all muscular effort is enhanced by breathing in as the effort is made.
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They live on the margins, working ungodly hours on below minimum wages, almost not breathing in order to avoid detection.
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A thirteen year old girl is being treated after breathing in smoke.
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I managed to unfreeze myself and hug him back, resting my head on his shoulder and breathing in the scent of his scarf.
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Climbers may experience difficulty breathing in the rarefied air at high altitudes.
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It's like the New Agers who all believe that they were princesses in a past life - none of these schmoes stops to think that, for most of them, life would have ended at 40, having spent most of their existence breathing in coal dust or risking limbs for enough wages to keep a roof over their head and to buy enough alcohol to deaden the pain until the next day's twelve-hour shift.
Deadwood as the model of a Conservatives Utopia
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Getting her breathing in some other way would be a major step in her rehabilitation.
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Therefore, having made (your body and mind) be neither too tight nor too tense, first expel a little air and then set your breathing into unlabored exhaling and inhaling.
Mahamudra Eliminating the Darkness of Unawareness ��� Part Two: A Stilled and Settled State of Shamatha
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Black lung disease, also called pneumoconiosis, is caused by breathing in coal dust.
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She had a history of frequent previous such visits with a response to breathing into a paper bag.
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Chapter One ended with Mr. Tattoo breathing into a paper bag and Evelyn Wood-ing through his book, not just because Nunzio had walked in ... the owner of the "wronged" construction site whose neck is wider than his head ... but because some guy over in Gothic Romance happened to wink at him.
The Tattooed Attorney
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I flinched, and he gritted his teeth, breathing in short, reedy gasps.
Sick Cycle Carousel
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He discovered rebirthing by lying in a hot bath and breathing in a conscious connected manner.
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We collapse together on to the bed, breathing in time.
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Forget breathing into a paper bag, gulping down a glass of water or having someone scare the living daylights out of you to cure a case of hiccups.
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The room was silent, not the sound of breathing interrupted the quiet, not the sound of crickets, not even it seemed the wind outside the window.
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Breathing in the sweet air again, I decided that I definitely liked it here, enough that I might actually settle down here.
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This can lead to humorous variations, such as buffing someone with Underwater Breathing in the middle of the Barrens.
Civicus
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Does anyone still believe, for instance, that thrush of the throat can be cured by a fasting person breathing into the patient's mouth?
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He had noticed increasing exertional dyspnoea and noisy breathing in the two months prior to presentation.
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Air-breathing in fish is, in fact, a primitive character of all osteichthyans.
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Breathing in a fresh gulp of air, she couldn't believe how pure it tasted.
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I pulled my boyfriend away, pressing my face into his beautiful black hair, breathing in the heady scent of pine needles.
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Breathing in a lungful of Tehran air is a full-frontal assault on the respiratory system.
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Spend a minute or so breathing in a slow, rhythmic manner with the image of a river of green light entering your body.
The Beat Fatigue Workbook - how to identify the causes
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In the concentration camp he had contracted silicosis, a lung disease similar to a combination of tuberculosis and emphysema from breathing in the fine dust that filtered through the cracks in the walls and floors.
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Experts say that breathing in even the tiniest amounts of plutonium can increase the risk of cancer, especially among children.
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The girl choked to death after breathing in smoke.
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You can often save a person's life by breathing into his mouth.
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They moved like cats downhill, slinking in the shadows like natural-born predators, breathing in the dust and death.
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She sat bolt upright in bed, her heart palpitating quickly and her breathing in a frantic state.
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For the benefit of those listening to a simulcast of this on the radio, Rosie's blindfolded and that's Alec Baldwin talking after breathing in a balloon.
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Here, all there is to see is a competition of boats, manned by England's best youth, upon a noble river, flowing, in Virgilian phrase, "under ancient walls"; a city of romance, given up for a few days to the pleasure of the young, and breathing into that pleasure her own refining, exalting note; a stately ceremony -- the Encaenia -- going back to the infancy of
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She felt sick from breathing in paint fumes.
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Damn! That matters not since I can do this a thousand times in exact 50 word sequences without even a hint of punctuation without breathing in even once.
50-word story challenge.
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It not only protects against wind burn and frostbite, but it also keeps you from breathing in super-cooled air.
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Breathing in ash that stung my lungs I coughed, bending forward and finding support against someone else's shoulder.
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Hanna lifted her head, breathing in short, panting gasps.
Mercadian Masques
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Perhaps breathing in the water and drowning quicker would be the better choice, for she would be put out of her misery.
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Humans can be affected by pesticides through breathing in spray, brushing against treated plants and eating contaminated food.
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Standing in the aisle breathing in the BO of the sweaty commuter souls around me.
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Here, in the debilitating heat, breathing in the thick scent of the frangipani trees which shade the graves, a grim episode of 20th century history becomes poignantly and powerfully vivid.
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Iain - AFAIK you can't die through breathing in other people's exhaled alcohol fumes.
Exclusive: Patricia Hewitt to Ban Alcohol in Pubs & Hotels
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No hunting, shooting or fishing for them, but walking and gardening and breathing in the clear air.
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Spend a minute or so breathing in a slow, rhythmic manner with the image of a river of green light entering your body.
The Beat Fatigue Workbook - how to identify the causes
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Sometimes in summer as the long day drew toward evening and we knew we should be starting home to the farm, we'd both lie face down on the hillside and push our faces right into the harsh dry grass and the hard clodded dirt, breathing in the infinitely complex smell, hay-sweet and soil-bitter, of the warm summer earth, our earth.
'Lavinia'
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As a general rule, all muscular effort is enhanced by breathing in as the effort is made.
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that wretched beast, the elephant, breathing inoffensively not a pace behind me
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No hunting, shooting or fishing for them, but walking and gardening and breathing in the clear air.
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I heard ragged breathing in the gloom, and coughs and mutters; the ghostly respiration of the sick.
NIGHT SISTERS
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Sometimes just sitting in the company of books, breathing in their slight mustiness, and listening to their quiet voices can renew a harassed soul.
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Sighing lazily, she propped her elbows on the dinner table, digging her chin into her palms and breathing in slowly, exhaling heavily.
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Humans are generally infected in one of three ways: eating or drinking something that is contaminated with Brucella, breathing in the organism (inhalation), or having the bacteria enter the body through skin wounds.
Brucellosis
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As a general rule, all muscular effort is enhanced by breathing in as the effort is made.
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He had noticed increasing exertional dyspnoea and noisy breathing in the two months prior to presentation.
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Climbers may experience difficulty breathing in the rarefied air at high altitudes.
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Expression and breathing indicated a slight hypnoid state.
Psychotherapy
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Some are still alive, breathing in ragged gasps and blinking slowly.
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Pamela waited, breathing in the salt air, gazing up at the brilliance above.
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Shimmering into the penthouse James plopped into the expensive leather chair and sighed breathing in the smell of dye and cowhide.
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You can often save a person's life by breathing into his mouth.
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The girl choked to death after breathing in smoke.
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Gwen huffed a bit, breathing in what she thought was going to be her last decent long slow breath before pasting and re-applying, getting everyone ready.
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Breathing in sharply, she held her breath as she wrapped the fabric around her chest and knotted it.
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His face went red as he choked on whatever it was that he was drinking, and only after a few moments of banging on his chest was he able to swallow it, breathing in grateful gulps of air.
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I'll fix that, she smiled, breathing in the fresh air streaming in at her through the open window.
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As the body without the soul is dead, so the soul without the Spirit is dead, and one work of the Spirit is to quicken the dead soul by breathing into it the living spirit.
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Realizing she had been holding her breath, she let it out now, in big gulps, breathing in and out to fill her starved lungs as well as to steady her nerves.
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Day (Re 1: 10), breathing into it an air of liberty and love necessarily unknown before, and thus making it the nearest resemblance to the eternal sabbatism.
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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With the substantial number of patients at risk for complications of sleep-disordered breathing increasing, access and "streamlining" initiation of treatment would clearly be advantageous.
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Dick would be summoned to the lab: an elderly person had stopped breathing in his sleep, or a newborn had died, presumably from SIDS; a long-term sufferer of disease had finally succumbed to disease, or some genetic abnormality had stolen another life.
Amaryllis in Blueberry
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At the same time, I started a job in anaesthetics where I was breathing in fluoridated gases on a daily basis.
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They stood on the cliff breathing in the fresh sea air.
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SIDS, also called crib death or cot death, occurs when babies suffocate accidentally or stop breathing in an event called sleep apnea.
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The native lay flat on the bed, breathing in short, forceful gasps.
Secret Mission Moluk
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It is the longest walk of my life and all I can hear is my own heavy breathing in my helmet.
The Sun
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It had not escaped him that his opponent was breathing in short, hoarse gasps, like a man who is dizzy with fatigue.
The White Company
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Upper costal breathing involves the upper third of your chest, moving primarily the intercostal muscles that connect the ribs.
SO STRESSED
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He has this rather lugubrious expression and a kind of lethargy that makes you wonder if he finds it a bit of a pain to keep himself alive by breathing in and out.
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June sat on the ground, breathing in raspingly.
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We walked along the beach, breathing in the sea air.
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I stomp outside, closing my eyes and breathing in the fresh air, scented with freesia and wisteria and hyacinths.
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Once Soothesong passes, he continues his reconnoiter, breathing in the tempting fumes of meat broth greedily.
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She decided she needed a breath of fresh air and so she opened her large French windows and climbed out onto the balcony breathing in the cool crisp fresh air.
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We walked along the beach, breathing in the sea air.
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A week spent breathing in the clean sea air would do her good.
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As a general rule, all muscular effort is enhanced by breathing in as the effort is made.
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Avoid things that trigger your child's asthma, such as allergies and breathing in cold air.
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He had a bad cough which he attributed to a lifetime breathing in petrol fumes.
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No hunting, shooting or fishing for them, but walking and gardening and breathing in the clear air.
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The book is full of anecdotes and examples which typify the techniques of speaking clearly and calmly, matching breathing in order to slow it down, and offering comforting and reassuring suggestions.
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She told the court that she fell unconscious after breathing in the gas and awoke to find Haslam spreadeagled on her.
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She turned her face inward towards his shirt, breathing in deeply, then exhaling, her breath tickling his chest through the material.
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He seamed to be panting heavily, breathing in deep, short and furious gasps as if he had been running forever.
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She felt sick from breathing in paint fumes.
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Her obi flutters in a breeze that gently stills as if all breathing in the world had stopped.
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She had a history of frequent previous such visits with a response to breathing into a paper bag.
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Smokers sit around and smoke, lend each other their cigarettes, always need an extra few minutes before going out to finish their fag while us non smokers just sit there politely breathing in their fowl exhalation.
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When an affirmative ‘Yeah’ is spoken while breathing in, it is an example of ingressive speech.
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The victim has signs of shock, such as fainting, pale complexion or breathing in a notably shallow manner.
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Pet Corner - Ailments of the nose Continued from last week Difficult breathing in short-nosed dogs Certain breeds
Stabroek News
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Doesn't a warrior pose in the park breathing in fresh air sound like a nice change of pace from the hot yoga studio?
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No hunting, shooting or fishing for them, but walking and gardening and breathing in the clear air.
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A thirteen year old girl is being treated after breathing in smoke.
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I took her muzzle in my hand and kissed her, breathing in that horsey smell.
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Quite apart from the risk of ingestion should you be so careless as to lick your brush, there was also the risk of breathing in fumes of arsenical dust which might be released during the mixing and heating in preparation of the pigment.
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She had hoped, she realized, as she walked down the lawn, breathing in the brisk fall air, that simply calling a lawyer, simply speaking the word divorce out loud, would be enough to cause some kind of transformation to take place.
Fly Away Home
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One woman, a laboratory technician, is believed to have been taken to hospital as a precaution when she reported breathing in fumes.
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The lancet is the anchor of hope in this disease; which must be repeated four or five times, or as often as the fever and difficulty of breathing increase, which is generally in the evening; antimonials, diluents, repeated small blisters about the chest, mucilage, pediluvium, warm bath.
Zoonomia, Vol. II Or, the Laws of Organic Life
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I stood before the gate awhile and looked into the courtyard, breathing in garbage and sewer odors and another indescribable smell.
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McKay is just staring at him, feverish, sick, breathing in short, rasping gasps that sound like someone's using a cheese-grater on his lungs.
Doggdot.us
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She heard her tent mates' shallow breathing in their repose.
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Still having a head cold and breathing in Vick's vapo rub fumes may be affecting my judgment, too.
An Update on my Aunt
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Kate took the rose and brought it to her nose, breathing in the sweet fragrance.
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She can explain things about voices and breathing in great detail.
The Sun
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Which means whatever those plumpy little cheeks are pressed up against during their delicate slumber is what they'll be breathing in -- formaldehyde included.
Jennifer Grayson: Eco Etiquette: Should I Freak Out About Formaldehyde In Baby Furniture?
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Breathing in and out has been treated as an automatic process, which it seems to be, yet breathing is something that we can consciously take control of for different reasons.
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At the same time, I started a job in anaesthetics where I was breathing in fluoridated gases on a daily basis.
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Ideally, you want breathing out to take twice as long as breathing in.
The Sun
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Valley Fever is a mild, flu-like ailment caused by breathing in infected dust.
Sickness Update : Scrubbles.net
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Such effects may explain why in bulldogs, a breed with compromised upper airway anatomy, there is significant worsening of sleep-disordered breathing in after 5 - HT receptor antagonism.
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Several species, including the legless lizard, banded sand snake, and shovel-nosed snake, have small eyes, narrow heads, counter-sunk lower jaws, and very smooth scales — adaptations to swimming and breathing in loose sand.
Adaptations of desert amphibians and reptiles
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Breathing in the uncomfortable silence I tried to quell the unease, without much success I might add.
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She can explain things about voices and breathing in great detail.
The Sun
