Want to use Breathe correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like express or live.
Breathe in a sentence
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Breathe meaning
- To draw air into (inhale), and expel air from (exhale), the lungs in order to extract oxygen and excrete waste gases.
- To take in needed gases and expel waste gases in a similar way.
- To inhale (a gas) to sustain life.
Example sentences (20)
Just Breathe presents cannabis not merely as a product but as a lifestyle that caters to the body, mind and soul.
Alice, who has congenital central hypoventilation syndrome, needs to use a ventilator 24/7 to help her breathe.
Additionally, the absence of amniotic fluid in a womb causes a baby to be born without the ability to breathe.
Before nightfall, we saw many sea turtles swimming near the ship, putting their heads above water to breathe.
It is alleged Ms Nalzaro then pulled the straps of the victim’s singlet over his neck, causing him difficulty to breathe.
He said, “The Federal Government must divest itself of the overwhelming but self-imposed duties for the country to breathe.
However, the reception to Ubisoft's upcoming game may help breathe new life into the making of those games.
Kelley also said her mother is not able to breathe on her own and had been in the ICU for more than a week.
Bree (Juliet Godwin) comes running in and reassures her as she panics, feeling the tube down her throat helping her breathe.
His grip was getting tighter and she couldn't breathe, but he stopped and there were no physical injuries.
Sepsis can cause acute inflammation and swelling, making it difficult to breathe, which can lead to a drop in oxygen levels.
Environmental Justice Australia Senior Campaigner, Joy Toose said "Australians want to breathe clean air.
As a result, he's unable to breathe outside sub-zero temperatures, hence why he wears a suit to keep his body temperature low.
Bradley told the: "I used to work a lot and was struggling to breathe I had shortness of breath even when I was in the shower.
It seems that Apple TV+ isn't interested in letting their series breathe and giving them time to potentially find an audience.
It seals the brick and makes it so they can't breathe and will accumulate moisture in the brick and within the building envelope.
Galton almost gets on the end of a Garcia cross but it’s wide, the referee judges it as a goal kick and Brighton can breathe again!
It felt like we could breathe a little, with the prospect of her making it past her initial year timeframeseeming much more likely.
During this time, she was placed in an iron lung, a cabinet respirator to help her breathe, for six weeks and had a spinal infusion.
Here’s an important question heading into the holiday season: Can a fresh melt-up rally help breathe new life into a sagging bubble?
Common combinations with breathe
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to breathe 83×
- breathe and 19×
- breathe in 18×
- can breathe 18×
- and breathe 11×
- breathe new 11×
- breathe sigh 10×
- breathe life 9×
- her breathe 6×
- could breathe 5×
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