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Meanings of breathing time in English
Usage of breathing time in English
1
It is the first breathing time I have had for fifteen years.
2
This peace seemed as though it would allow France some breathing time.
3
Now we have breathing time, and in the end things may go otherwise.
4
It will give us breathing time, of which we are sadly in need.
5
This is the breathing time of the day with me.
6
Happily the Dutch preparations were also backward, and England had thus some breathing time.
7
To change its foe was to give it breathing time.
8
Give me a little breathing time, and you shall hear.
9
Thus does Demian feast his neighbour Phocas, not giving him a moment's breathing time.
10
Not much breathing time was to be obtained in the nursery, whither she had hurried.
11
There was but small breathing time for the Vendeans.
12
But will the enemy give you the breathing time?
13
Caesar broke it, and thus secured a breathing time.
14
Anjou is very kind to give us breathing time.
15
A charge at full gallop would break the Egyptian line and give the Hospitallers breathing time.
16
For a breathing time there was silence, and then a lady asked with a puzzled air:-
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Breathing time across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common