According to her testimony, Holder didn't respond and was breathing hard.
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He was breathing hard and his voice had climbed an octave.
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She could hear Dee breathing hard in the row behind her.
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Pallavi was still breathing hard when Victor smoothed a hand down her back.
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We find Ms. Kotze and Mr. Gries facing each other, already breathing hard.
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We passed four college-aged women breathing hard through their white N95 paper masks.
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By the end of the drill, the journalists were breathing hard, covered in dirt and simulated bodily fluids.
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When Ovechkin trudged into Washington's locker room afterward, he was still breathing hard, drained by the relentless pace.
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The woman was breathing hard as she said the barrage of gunfire sounded like someone had a machine gun.
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Rick Ross was coughing up blood, breathing hard and in and out of consciousness before a friend called 911.
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The Jeep Wrangler Trailstorm, Land Rover Discovery and Toyota 4Runner TRD all crushed the toughest course without breathing hard.
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Mayweather is rarely breathing hard when the final bell sounds because he can control the pace of his fights completely.
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The song ends, and we see 1973 Richie back at the Cyclone, breathing hard, forcing himself to confront his errors.
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I didn't know what would happen — if I'd be breathing hard and about to pass out — I had no idea.
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His German shepherd, Zukari, had been acting strangely right before, breathing hard and raising her head in alert, he said.
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One after another, the runners crossed the finish line, face flushed, hair damp with sweat, breathing hard and staggering to a stop.
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"All I could hear was her running and breathing hard 'it's real mom, it's real, it's happening, people are shot," Amy Childs said.
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The actress approached Sammy and the car as she began to tire, taking off her mask in the car, sweating and breathing hard.
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As soon as he started breathing hard, Ngannou's feet were under him as he leaned forward at the waist to swing right hands.
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The trailer starts with Daisy Ridley's Rey breathing hard on a desert planet and getting ready to take on an aircraft with her lightsaber.
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Within a round he was breathing hard, and in the second Diaz cracked him while he was leaning and the bout spiraled towards the submission.
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Romero does end up breathing hard in many of his fights and noticeably slowing at points but one of his great strengths is in fighting in bursts.
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When you watch Holzken compete you're looking for the other guy to start breathing hard, and then you know you're about to see Holzken pick up the pace.
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"In sports where there is a lot of airflow, such as cycling and running, breathing hard can make the mouth dry so teeth lose the protective benefits of saliva".
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I'd scamper ahead, then stop and turn around to shoot, trying not to hyperventilate as I composed a frame and snapped the Poles cruising by without even breathing hard.
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Hands down, head stationary until it is pulled straight back at the sight of a jab, swinging from the knees, eating counters and already breathing hard a minute into round 1?
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The number of calories burned during sex varies widely from one session to another, Karelis says, so if you're sweating and breathing hard at the end of it, you've probably burned more.
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Never troubled, barely breathing hard, Cormier looked the best he ever has and he did it while performing his weird reaches and dips that have fans and pundits on edge throughout his fights.
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As Woodley has a history of breathing hard by the end of the second round, slowing in the third, and has never been into the championship rounds some more of Lawler's body work could work wonders.
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The World Health Organization recommendation is for an hour of moderate to vigorous exercise every day for adolescents, in addition to whatever they do in school — that means activity that gets you sweating and breathing hard.
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In contrast to Mr. Thornton's naturalistic portrayal of McBride, we get William Hurt breathing hard as McBride's nemesis, a ghoulish figure with a scarred face who sits in a red-lighted room watching surveillance video of his employees.
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Say that must that must really I withdraw Breathing hard Here is a small bathroom house That really smells like it I sit inside against one of its wall Heart leaping in bad manner Is brief rest fine during Job?
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"If you do not restrict your consumption of unnatural carbohydrates, and if you don't take all of your joints through a full range of functional movement that gets you breathing hard and sweaty on the regular, you're not going to have a normal life," he said.
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The Pediatric Sedation Research Consortium — which collects data mostly from hospitals, not dental offices — has found a low but persistent rate of life-threatening events associated with sedation, such as airway blockage, a drop in blood oxygen levels or a spasm of the vocal cords that makes breathing hard.
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"The appointment of Takht Ravanchi, instead of a fire-breathing hard-liner, suggests that Iran will for now stay in the nuclear deal and continue an outward-looking foreign policy," said Cliff Kupchan, chairman of the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy, who has closely followed the nuclear agreement's uncertain future.
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He kept moving, breathing hard now, the sidewalk like a treadmill rolling under him, but he had to fight it, had to be quick because they'd have the cops after him in their patrol cars, an all-points bulletin like on TV, and they weren't going to be gentle with him, either.
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He's flashing a handgun and throwing up Peda Roll Mafia signs; he's filming the low-budget "Dirtbag" video on a palm tree-lined Beverly Hills sidewalk; he's in a giggling footrace with Greedo and then, breathing hard, showing off his "war wounds": a fresh, milky white scar running from his crotch to his sternum.
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Any scientists out there not already occupied trying to preserve our dwindling ice caps needs to get busy hunting down an undiscovered species of bright-eyed, fire-breathing, hard-biting beetle, one that can take to the air like an angel of justice, with an army of other angry-ass beetles clamoring for change right behind her.
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In the last third of the bout, Golovkin—bruised from the pot shotting and breathing hard from the body work and the pace—summoned up some tremendously gutsy work, pouring on combinations and working at a pace which had Canelo—who hadn't been eating body shots for the previous nine or ten rounds—struggling to keep up.
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Pat tells Margy of his ambition to get a job on a larger newspaper. They plan to meet again that evening, and Pat tells Margy not to worry about him wanting to break it off, because when he wants to do that, she will know and he "just won't be around." Abel comes to tend to Blue Boy and finds him lying down, breathing hard. He seems to be sick.
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In Fowler's original study, the anatomic dead space was 156 ± 28 mL (n=45 males) or 26% of their tidal volume. Despite the flexibility of the trachea and smaller conducting airways, their overall volume (i.e. the anatomic dead space) changes little with bronchoconstriction or when breathing hard during exercise. Birds have a disproportionately large anatomic dead space (they have a longer and wider trachea than mammals the same size), reducing the airway resistance.
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Billingsley played Dr. John Fallow in a West Wing episode that featured the Gall–Peters projection map (season 2, episode 16). He was cast in the role of Professor Miles Ballard in the short-lived television series The Others; then as the Denobulan Doctor Phlox in the fifth live-action Star Trek series, Star Trek: Enterprise, which ran for four seasons. He also played himself in an episode of Roswell that used the Enterprise set. He also starred in the independent film Breathing Hard (2000) in the same year.
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Other voice credits include Meier Link in both Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust and Vampire Hunter D, Pavlo Zaitsev in episode 16 of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, Jason Wynn in HBO's Spawn animated series, and Aristotle in Reign: The Conqueror. John also had a role as a voice actor playing Cid Bunansa in the video game Final Fantasy XII. Lee was also the producer and screenwriter for the 2001 film Breathing Hard, in which he played the character John Duggan. His Æon Flux co-star Denise Poirier plays his wife Carol.
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Rival 's first trip was on July 4, 1860, carrying on the the "unbelievable" number of 700 passengers from Oregon City to Vancouver, WT, a distance of by river,Timmen, Blow for the Landing, at 228-229. which kept Captain Pease "breathing hard from the time he started until he saw them safely ashore". There was a major flood of the Willamette River in late November and early December 1861. On November 30, the Rival tried to make her regular run from Oregon City to Portland, but was forced to abandon it after going only a few miles.
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Meanwhile, as Angel Investigations is flooded with calls involving paranormal activity all over Los Angeles, Wesley returns home after fighting a bug infestation to find Lilah dressed as Fred for sexual role-playing. Suddenly, Cordelia starts breathing hard and her eyes turn white as she warns Angel that "he's coming." Cordelia lies down and tells Angel and Connor what she remembers of her vision. Back at the hotel, Lorne picks up on the strained relationship between Fred and Gunn; since they jointly sought revenge on the man who sent Fred to a hell dimension, Fred has not been able to forgive Gunn for their actions.
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So breathing hard during exercise will bring extra blood into the lung during inspiration and push blood out during expiration. But during exercise (or more rarely when there is a structural defect in the heart that allows blood to be shunted from the high pressure, systemic circulation to the low pressure, pulmonary circulation) there is also increased blood flow throughout the body, and the lung adapts by recruiting extra capillaries to carry the increased output of the heart, further increasing the quantity of blood in the lung. Thus D_{L_{CO}} will appear to increase when the subject is not at rest, particularly during inspiration. In disease, hemorrhage into the lung will increase the number of haemoglobin molecules in contact with air, and so measured D_{L_{CO}} will increase.
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