Long-breathed
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Long-breathed
Having the power of retaining the breath for a long time; long-winded.
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long-breathed
Having the power of retaining the breath for a long time; having good breath; long-winded.
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(adj)
Long-breathed
able to continue violent exercise of the lungs for a long time
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary A.S. lang; Ger. lang, Ice. langr.
A bright and sunny day welcomed the end of election season in Western Washington, symbolically reminding us of the needed breath of fresh air after a long campaign. kitsapsun.com
Fido rolled over on his side and let out a long breath. mammothtimes.com
I remember reading something you wrote a long time ago about the proper way to breathe for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. paysonroundup.com
Up and Over the Palm Tree The city of Samarra, long stifled by sectarian and terrorist violence, is now breathing easier. nationalreview.com
As educators hold their breath over who will receive pink slips, we know that school funding has been in crisis far too long. cta.org
People are breathing a collective sigh of relief that a campaign that lasted nearly as long as the Crusades finally has come to a close. star-telegram.com
He was breathing easy long before this was officially over. krcg.com
Depp and Burton team up to breathe life into a long-forgotten soap opera in Dark Shadows. inlander.com
How many breaths of air will it take to fill a 6-foot-long bag. paducahsun.com
Long-ago asthma diagnosis didn't explain boy's difficulty breathing. ashingtonpost.com
Last summer at a wedding, I was outside, sweating and out of breath after a long set of great songs by an even better band. ilx.com
Take a deep, long, slow breath. centredaily.com
The sad announcement came at 11 o'clock last night that President Garfield had breathed his last at 10:35, thus putting an end to the long weeks of suffering he has endured. nytimes.com
Follow Christopher Collins as he chronicles his week-long trip to the breath-taking waters of Isla Mujeres, Mexico. floridasportsman.com
Long to eat, sleep and breathe the West Coast. thestar.com
The final configuration finds 6 of the 8 (initially) participating sites at the vortex with nearzero amplitudes, while only two sites (shown by solid and dashed line) remain excited in an asymmetric configuration with a long-lived breathing (weak) exchange of power between them, mediated principally by the central site.
Stabilizing the Discrete Vortex of Topological Charge S=2
Harriet took a long breath, then dived swiftly. "The Meadow-Brook Girls by the Sea" by
Quest drew a long breath. "The Black Box" by
Left to himself on the window sill, the Candy Rabbit took a long breath. "The Story of a Candy Rabbit" by
And then she took a long breath and looked behind her up the long walk to see if any one was coming. "The Secret Garden" by
She drew a long breath and pressed the letter to her heart. "The Black Pearl" by
Then he dropped on all fours, and breathed one great, big, long, deep breath. "The Way of the Wild" by
She drew a long breath. "Contrary Mary" by
I drew a long breath in amazement. "Told in a French Garden" by
Godfrey drew a long breath of relief. "The Boy Trapper" by
Horace Shellington took a long breath as he entered his office one morning in the latter part of March. "From the Valley of the Missing" by
Our manhood's marching day,
Without thy breath of heavenly song,
How weary seems the way!
And bloomed anew,
Finding sweet resurrection in her breath
The long day through;
They are like Sorrow's breath;
And by this longing, strangely still,
For something after death.
Toiled ere they breathed the Spring!
How long the poet dreamed his song
Before his heart could sing!
Ah! I believe thy every breath
Means that Life's Best comes ever breasting
Peril and pain and death!
Wishing each sigh might be the last;
Longing to see the shade of death
O'er those belovèd features cast.