Laurence breathed once more; hearing it, said aloud, made everything quite clear.

Every night of the year, the market lived and breathed and thrived.

He rose quickly; the room, it was close; he breathed with difficulty.

The story of eloquence is breathed in the associations of the spot.

They breathed only possession, and the thing in the balance was death.

I lay stock-still; I never uttered a word; I scarcely breathed indeed.

Miss Dalrymple breathed the fragrance of the flowers; she apparently liked it.

Once he had gained the freedom of the highway; Desmond breathed again.

He wound down the window and breathed in the fresh sea air.

And now it seems new energy may be breathed into the line.

I breathed, trying to lower the adrenalin rush, and checked the situation.

Strong webbed hands caressed her skin; she swam under water and breathed.

He breathed heavily once or twice; a groan broke in his throat.

This gentleman loved the mountains; the sight of him breathed mountain air.

Each time he woke he breathed as if coming out of water.

I breathed in carefully, feeling a great sympathy for W. C. Fields.