breath

• deep breath

  I take a deep breath.

• breath of fresh

  A breath of fresh air.

• breath caught

  Her breath caught on another sob.

• breath before

  I waited to get my breath before cutting across the road.

• breath hydrogen

  MCTT was therefore defined as the interval between finishing the meal and the first of two sequential increases in breath hydrogen concentration 20 ppm over the base line.

• draw breath

  She fought the futile urge to draw breath.

• breath came

  Her breath came a little faster.

• breath away

  The man's cool arrogance took her breath away.

• out of breath

  She ran out of breath.

• breath and i

  Difficulty with breathing, wheezy; must sit up to breath and is much worse (

• warm breath

  ‘Listen,’ he murmured, his warm breath drifting over her cheek.

• take her breath

• indrawn breath

  She couldn't prevent her tiny indrawn breath.

• breath test

  Buxton…says police should be able to carry out random breath tests.

• breath to steady

  She took a deep breath to steady herself.

• every breath

  With every breath we should take in half a litre of oxygen, twenty per cent of which goes to the brain.