Just breathe in that ozone!
But when you breathe in, breathe consciously; let your consciousness move with the ingoing breath.
The doctor told him to breathe in deeply and then breathe out.
The doctor told me to breathe in and then breathe out (again) slowly.
In making that plea he will breathe in vain.
Let's go outside, I can hardly breathe in here.
Just breathe in the ozone on the sea.
But when relaxed, variability is maximized, slowing down as you breathe out and speeding up as you breathe in.
Concentrate on belly breathing, pushing your belly out when you breathe in and relaxing it as you breathe out.
But there are all sorts of things, you can just breathe in and breathe out, and it's a real opportunity.
These muscles contract when we breathe in, expanding the lungs and drawing in air.
Each time you breathe in, each time you breathe out, maintain that sense of openness, openness, and the sense of connection will get stronger.
From there, start alternating inhalations and exhalations: As you breathe in, he breathes out.
Sara puts a stethoscope to Michael's chest and asks him to breathe in and exhale.
She knelt down, hands on the thighs, breathe in the smell of sulfur.
Try to breathe in between sentences, and don't talk too much.
You might accidentally open your mouth to yell and accidentally breathe in some water.
The general watched with open eyes as they struggled to breathe in, and in a twinkling fell to the ground.
Coal miners and workers in the asbestos, iron, and cotton industries may breathe in dust, which can cause lung diseases.
It found that Londoners breathe in air that is more harmful than that in Accra, the capital of Ghana.
Notice how deeply you breathe, what your nostrils feel like when you breathe in, how they feel breathing out, how much air is in your lungs, how fast you're breathing, and so on.
This also implies there are people whose job it is to chew gum and breathe in people's faces.
Take a deep, slow breath from your belly, and silently count to 4 as you breathe in.
Sure. Let's start with a little stretch. Stand up straight, breathe in, and lift your hands over your head.
Others breathe in the air and use the energy it provides to make a magnificent life for themselves.
I suffer a lot if I breathe in dust, tobacco smoke, coal fumes, insecticides or something with a particular odor.
I breathe in air that is so fresh it is almost wet, air that invites wringing out. I could wash my face in it.
I breathe in the sweet fragrance of in-cense, and walk forward into a mist of smoke, a world beyond and within the everyday.
When people face a challenge they sometimes talk about taking a deep breath to find courage or strength. In fact, the word 'inspire' literally means' to breathe in '.
Campus flower beds down a few yellow leaves falling from the trees, people breathe in the air into a white heat.
My degree was a leisurely pace, breathe in the fragrance field, watching the swirling of bees and butterflies, listening to nature's symphony.
The tonsils are masses of tissue at the back of the throat that trap bacteria and viruses a person may breathe in.
It's the same problem with traffic. Anyone near an exhaust pipe can't help but breathe in carbon-monoxide and other harmful chemicals.
Workers who remove the metals often have no protective equipment and breathe in high levels of toxic chemicals, which are then released into the atmosphere.
Well, I'm going to get out of bed every morning... breathe in and out all day long. Then after a while I won't have to remind myself... to get out of bed in the morning and breathe in and out. And then after a while I won't have to think about how..
Well, I'm going to get out of bed every morning... Breathe in and out all day long. Then after a while I won't have to remind myself... To get out of bed in the morning and breathe in and out. And then after a while, I won't have to think about how... I had it great and perfect for a while.
Campus flower beds where falling from the trees down with a few pieces of yellow leaves, people breathe in the air in the heat sealed in a milky white.
As well as being at increased risk of a series of respiratory conditions, the lungs of children who breathe in passive smoke may also develop more slowly than children who grow up in smoke-free homes.
I said his heaven would be only half alive; and he said mine would be drunk: I said I should fall asleep in his; and he said he could not breathe in mine, and began to grow very snappish.
Second, try not to breathe in through your mouth directly when running, because of the cold air directly into the abdominal cavity, easy to catch a cold, have a stomachache, so should be shut up.
The air we breathe in supplies the oxygen that is necessary for keeping every part of the body alive, And the brain, which itself controls breathing, is the first to suffer if oxygen is lacking.
But even a small courtyard with some plants and benches can create a place for staff to escape and breathe in fresh air - as long as it isn't colonised by the smokers.
Birds do not fly, of course, the wild rabbits in the road will certainly not follow, the years only come to a part, enough for me and the lake to breathe in time, the fruit behind the fruit is more fragrant than the fruit, the aroma is entangled spirit, the grass is the other posture of the heroic and beautiful hair.
If I do mention them, he looks panicky, as if he might need to breathe into a paper bag.
I sat, fingers taut... round the arms oft he wooden seat, trying to breathe int he balm... of roses and lavender.
Write your name on the smoke and breathe into the lungs, so that you can keep the nearest distance from my heart.
Patients breathe into a glass diagnostic tool; when the trained bees detect any of the diseases or hormones, they move towards the tubes that lead closer to the breath.
