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Breath in sentence

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They sang and danced, they played the mice and the water buffalo, and I held my breath, wondering, would we get to the end of this amazing show?
And so, that night he comes and he wakes me up and he says, "Honey, I can't breath out of my nose."
And I roll over and I look, and I said, "Well, can you breath out of your mouth?" (Laughter) And he goes, "Yes, but I can't breath out of my nose!"
We just got married, people will think I killed you! (Laughter) And so, we get to the emergency room, and the nurse sees us, and he can't breath out of his nose, and so she brings us to the back and the doctor says, "What seems to be the problem?" and he goes, "I can't breath out of my nose."
And he said, "You can't breath out of your nose?
No, but he can breath out of his mouth.
So this new doctor comes in, he sees us clearly distraught, with a husband who can't breath out of his nose.
And he looks at us and says, "Well, when a 350-pound man walks in the emergency room and says he can't breath, you assume he's having a heart attack and you ask questions later."
I photographed him taking his first unaided breath, the celebratory moment after he showed muscle resistance for the very first time, the new adapted technologies that allowed him to gain more and more independence.
I need to take a breath.
My mother called me to tell me that she wasn't feeling well, she had a cough that wouldn't go away, she was short of breath and tired.
Now hold your breath, not too long, to imagine what comes next.
After discussing the case in the room and after a quite distressing catharsis, I remember my chief resident said to me, "Okay, take a deep breath.
So you use the intercostal muscles, the muscles between your ribs, to bring air in and out of your lungs just by expanding and contracting your ribcage, and if I was to put a strap around the outside of your chest called a breath belt, and just look at that movement, you see a rather gentle sinusoidal movement, so that's breathing.
My parents raised me and my siblings in an armor of advice, an ocean of alarm bells so someone wouldn't steal the breath from our lungs, so that they wouldn't make a memory of this skin.
That the whims of adolescence are too dangerous for your breath, that you cannot simply be curious, that you are not afforded the luxury of making a mistake, that someone's implicit bias might be the reason you don't wake up in the morning.
But there's actually a lot of subtle motion going on here, and if you were to touch the wrist on the left, you would feel a pulse, and if you were to hold the infant on the right, you would feel the rise and fall of her chest as she took each breath.
And if we used the same software on the right video, it lets us see each breath that this infant takes, and we can use this as a contact-free way to monitor her breathing.
Like God didn't save all this breath and mercy, like my blood is not the wine that washed over Jesus' feet.
And so, whilst focusing on my breath, I had a strong sense of calmness, but I was certain that I was going to die.
I get a breath of tear gas and I can't breathe.
So, we start with the last breath.
(Breathing in) (Breathing out) As you noticed, that last breath in is slow, deep and intense.
Holding your breath underwater means giving yourself the chance to experience weightlessness.
We breathe with our first breath at birth, up until our last one.
Holding your breath in the sea, not necessarily at 100 meters, but maybe at two or three, putting on your goggles, a pair of flippers, means you can go see another world, another universe, completely magical.
The day you get back into the water, when you hold your breath for a few seconds, you will reconnect with those origins.
Okay, well, let's say you want to fly just a few meters above the ground where you can still see the road signs and breath oxygen with ease.
Your breath becomes more shallow and rapid.
That makes you gasp for air, but you can't because REM atonia has removed control of your breath.
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