Sentence for breathe | Use breathe in a sentence

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• I can hardly breathe. (10)
• I only want to breathe. (8)
• He could hardly breathe. (8)
• He could scarcely breathe. (8)
• Arrows we breathe, not air. (10)
• I breathe another atmosphere. (10)
• I do not know that I breathe. (10)
• I do not know that I breathe. (22)
• Now I begin to breathe once more. (6)
• Beltham, I breathe with difficulty. (10)
• It became possible to breathe freely. (10)
• They were off; and Emma could breathe. (4)
• The two yawned as other people breathe. (5)
• She schooled herself to breathe equably. (10)
• She would not breathe to him what it was. (10)
• But your good old sea makes me breathe again. (10)
• I was in such a fright I could hardly breathe. (4)
• Madge did no more than breathe deep and fast. (10)
• I breathe the very soul of the woman into her. (10)
• The outside air appeared delightful to breathe. (5)
• A more unprincipled scoundrel does not breathe. (16)
• Let us breathe the air of the Enchanted Island. (10)
• He stayed in the paddock, too happy almost to breathe. (8)
• If darkness and light did not change, could we breathe? (8)
• I like him, I like him, of course, but I want to breathe. (10)
• She seemed suddenly to have lost the very right to breathe. (12)
• The tension was such that Christian dared scarcely breathe. (12)
• But when I go out to breathe the air of heaven, I go to my fate. (10)
• She had thoughts of flying out to breathe in an interval of truce. (10)
• Birds sing, we shout, flowers breathe, trees shine with one delight! (10)
• In the struggle to breathe he had pushed it out from under the clothes. (8)
• The rescuing of these men who would never again breathe went on and on. (8)
• This breath, her gift, has only choice Of service, breathe we in or out. (10)
• He could no longer hear her breathe; the creaking of the branch had ceased. (8)
• He panted like a dog, and then forgot to breathe until reminded by vertigo. (1)
• She had now to be, only not a coward, and she could breathe as others did. (10)
• If ever you cross its threshold, it will be a place in which I can breathe. (12)
• So sweet the air smelled that it made her ache with delight to breathe it in. (8)
• Whereat Juliana looked most grave, and Rose felt that it was hard to breathe. (10)
• He began to breathe as if an atmosphere thick as water were pressing round him. (10)
• This had given him time to breathe, time to leave no stone unturned to find her. (8)
• For days and days I have had a dream lying in my bosom that Milan was soon to breathe. (10)
• Perhaps invigorate him, here and there perhaps inspire him, if he would let her breathe. (10)
• We were quite decided that it would be madness to breathe it while he was in that state. (10)
• She would be in the air there, she would be able to breathe, to get rid of this feverishness. (8)
• Never again will Shelton breathe the perfume of melons and pineapples without a strange emotion. (8)
• The relief of comparative obscurity helped me to breathe freely: not to be laughed at, was a gain. (10)
• Descending from it, and purely to breathe common air (thus in her mind), they are scourged and outcast. (10)
• He did not understand it, but turning and twisting it he could breathe the warmth of the woman he loved. (8)
• And above him, and around, the blossoms, more living, more moonlit than ever, seemed to glow and breathe. (8)
• He did not breathe this doubt to Isabel, however, and she arrived at the Falls with unabated expectations. (9)
• When we arrived at Warleigh, poor Augusta could scarcely breathe, while Margaret was all Life and Rapture. (4)
• And some day in the fullness of his mercy to be made a present of the right to eat and drink and breathe again. (8)
• On his knees by the side of the bed, his eyes open and fixed with worry, he would breathe into the counterpane. (8)
• Prisoners of long date do not hope; they do not calculate: air, light, they say; to breathe freely and drop down! (10)
• History, like the air we breathe, must be in motion to keep us uncorrupt: otherwise its ancient homes are infectious. (10)
• Seizing ink and writing paper, she began to write as if she had not time to breathe before she got her letter written. (8)
• She starts up and goes out upon the balcony to breathe the night-air, mayhap regard the moon, and no one follows her. (10)
• If he did not breathe Sir Willoughby, like the ladies Eleanor and Isabel, he would either acquiesce in a syllable or be silent. (10)
• This is almost a weekly performance and causes Hassan to breathe awful Egyptian imprecations against modern American furniture. (21)
• You will be seized before the first verse is out of your lips, and once in their clutches, you will never breathe free air again. (10)
• Strolling to his quarters along the breezy parade at night, he proposed to himself, that he would breathe an immediate caution to Nesta. (10)
• Her heart froze; but her limbs were strung to throw off the house, and reach air, breathe, and (as her thoughts ran) swoon, well-protected. (10)
• None of these, however, were destined to occur; and Emily lay still and motionless as she was, scarce seeming to breathe, and pale as death. (6)
• Their conference was put an end to by the anxious young lover himself, who came to breathe his parting sigh before he set off for Wiltshire. (4)
• He kindled her thus, and the close-shut but expanded and knew the fretting desire to breathe out the secret within it, and be appreciated in turn. (10)
• Suddenly the city seemed to breathe, and Shelton saw that he was not alone; an unconsidered trifle with inferior boots was asleep upon his doorstep. (8)

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