"You had to sit and catch your breath," Louis writes.
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There are slower moments that allow you to catch your breath.
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Were you able to catch your breath during Sony's E3 press conference?
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A chance to catch your breath before wading back into the chaos.
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We'll pause here for a second to let you catch your breath. Good?
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" Once at his side, Sullivan told her son to "catch your breath buddy... Max, breath.
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You'll be able to catch your breath in this game—it won't always be stressful.
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Those turning leaps catch your breath; some of the rapid smaller walks touch on comedy.
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In winter, he said, you get to catch your breath and revel in the slowness.
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It makes what should be a chance to catch your breath into a tough decision.
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As annoying as the Mercury retrograde is, use it as a chance to catch your breath.
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If you don't allow yourself a moment to catch your breath, you end up risking burnout.
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It's O.K. to take that descent slowly, even to stop for a moment to catch your breath.
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Shannon, you now had a chance to catch your breath after that breaking news at 563 o&aposclock.
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You might have to catch your breath when you hear the treatment's cost: nearly a half million dollars.
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I know it sounds silly, but it's very meditative to catch your breath and think about what you're doing.
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"There's only so much you can ruminate on when you're struggling to catch your breath," says Lara Fielding, Psy.
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These short gaps give you time to catch your breath, review what's next, and center yourself before moving forward.
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Even when nothing is happening, something is happening, because the movie is giving you a chance to catch your breath.
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These are usually moments for you to stop and catch your breath, ease the nerves, and prepare for what's next.
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"This is a collective 'catch-your-breath' type of day with low volumes," said Willie Delwiche, investment strategist at Baird.
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Maybe you do this sometimes: just rest against the thing that has exhausted you and wait to catch your breath.
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There is no time for you to catch your breath or for the actors to give anything in the scenes.
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And then you catch your breath only to look up and see, on a platform, a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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It's when the injuries are the types people get in fights and brawls that you catch your breath a bit.
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Sometimes, you have to pause, catch your breath and try to figure out what's going well and what needs to improve.
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It's as if the show is terrified you might revolt if it lets you catch your breath for even a second.
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So if you need to stop during a workout — to tie your shoe, wait for a friend, or catch your breath — you can't.
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Try to catch your breath after you swim through the shots of your favorite Hollywood hotties guaranteed to heat up your Sunday Funday.
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Speeds get up to 74 miles per hour and are relentless, only once slowing to give you a moment to catch your breath.
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You catch your breath, reminded of the everyday reach of the Nazi dragnet, of what diligence it took to decompose the German-Jewish world.
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Afternoons are tawny, and soon-to-fall leaves are the most vivid of reds, yellows and orange, so lovely that you catch your breath.
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But where Good Time barely stops to let you catch your breath for its entire runtime, Gems is a more precise, expertly paced thriller.
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The stage action sometimes builds to such heady density that a pause in the music comes as a needed chance to catch your breath.
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By the time you catch your breath, a realization dawns: That opening sequence is the most stunning seven minutes of footage Marvel has ever created.
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There's plenty to make you catch your breath during Marilyn Ness's documentary "Charm City," a sweeping look at violent crime and possible solutions in Baltimore.
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P switches only offer a brief moment of respite before they disappear completely, so there is no spot to catch your breath anywhere on this level.
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When you take the time to catch your breath, you should also make an effort to warm your hands to help keep you grounded and focused.
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Rest is important, not just so you can catch your breath and be able to do more exercises, but also because it allows your muscles to recover.
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There's no time to catch your breath before the DC metro is lit up in green and blue like an alien torch rally while everyone's pointing and screaming.
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For a few moments, as you pick yourself up from the slumped position and fight through the urge to vomit and catch your breath, you live completely unencumbered.
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Catch your breath and reflect over the night's historic wins — there were a lot of them, and a lot of highs and lows as with any awards show.
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You want that moment of shock and surprise but when you catch your breath, you want to feel that yes, there's no other way that could have gone down.
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If you have managed to catch your breath following UFC 210, you'd be delighted to hear the UFC have TWO bumper regional shows for you to watch on Saturday.
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Clocking in at just under five minutes, standout track "2685" doesn't allow you to catch your breath once, with a whirling flute melody colliding with clangorous block party drums.
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Once you get near where you're going, you can grab an energizing breakfast, or give yourself a chance to catch your breath, and then get to work when it's time.
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Everybody: You know those moments between crying about one thing and crying about the next thing, when you finally have time to catch your breath and just cry about nothing?
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So sure is the stride of the narrative, and so bracing the air of expectation, that you feel yourself, like Louise, beginning to spin, and barely able to catch your breath.
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You don't have to completely exit the pool, but you should move into the corner or wall so you can catch your breath, and people can still turn around you, she says.
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Nearly three decades after it was first unveiled, the panoramic view provided by Anna Deavere Smith's "Fires in the Mirror" still makes you catch your breath and shake your head in sorrow.
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Doing this doesn't let you climb any longer, but it does give IRL you a moment to catch your breath and plot the rest of your ascent while you admire the scenery.
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But it's a hell of a lot easier to avoid being greedy when you have a chance to catch your breath—you know, the kind of thing afforded by pausing the game.
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This is the style favored by the young singer Sabrina Claudio, who — inspired by the pacing and reserve of Sade — makes R&B that's fully submerged, oceanically grand and catch-your-breath slow.
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As soon as you catch your breath, you're on to the next near-death experience, plunging through deepest outer space, feeling your stomach muscles tighten as you tip into a 2000-degree abyss.
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This perception of January and February as a time to catch your breath and pass on new movies is off base, however, so long as audiences are willing to look closer and keep an open mind.
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For a few moments, as you pick yourself up from the slumped position and fight through the urge to vomit and catch your breath, you live completely unencumberedThis very sensation was one I used to dread during my first years as a runner.
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The local TV personalities contracted to call the numbers are old pros, but with millions on the line and less than a minute to correctly eke out all of the numbers, you may need a minute to catch your breath when it's all over.
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It could even make you feel like your heart is racing or you can't catch your breath, she added, sending some people to the ER. The amount in a lethal dose varies based on body weight, but could be as little as 1,500 milligrams, Bonci said.
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EPIC ABSTRACTION: POLLOCK TO HERRERA A full-tilt ride through the history and possibilities of large-scale abstraction, including Jackson Pollock's drips, Anne Truitt's planes, Inoue Yuichi's ink and Thornton Dial's harrowing assemblage — along with an entire room of Rothkos in which to catch your breath. Nov. 28-Dec.
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As a character choice, it runs the risk of feeling just a little too precious as first, but as the different timelines unfold, Jane's umbrellas and the ways in which they interact with the rain pick up unexpected resonances that make you catch your breath in delight: Of course, you think.
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Managing to embody all the uber-sexy, flamboyant glamour of US hip hop greats like Lil Kim, Foxy Brown and Trina, while also oozing the cold, rapid-fire sound we've come to associate with London, Steff switches between the two so effortlessly you've barely had time to catch your breath.
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There's also a "guided mode," which will automatically move you to say, a car that's about to make a pass for the lead, or one that's about to crash, or back to the VIP club to watch the real video feed of the race for a moment while you catch your breath.
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It was a hard episode, and having to get there time and time again to do these horrible things… They're all good people, and I love them—the whole cast—so to keep riding them as hard as I was riding them, in-between takes it was like, god, you've got to catch your breath a little bit.
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On the long back stretch you catch your breath, just as the drivers on Sunday will, and then a second later you are diving into Turn Three where Canadian James Hinchcliffe lost control last year and slammed hard into the barrier and watched the race from an Indianapolis hospital fighting for his life instead of battling for victory.
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But you'll have no time to catch your breath after that, because Disney wants you back in theaters on July 23th for a Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel, and then back again on July 22019th for the live action The Lion King remake — which, if the live action Beauty and the Beast and Jungle Book movies are anything to go by, will likely also be an insanely lucrative hit.
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January 23, 2007. Overall, Brian Tallerico of ugo.com gave "John Doe" a B+ grade, stating, "Sure, Prison Break is over-the-top, but, like its brother 24, it moves so quickly that you can't stop to notice the continuity errors and unbelievable behavior because you don't even have time to catch your breath." Tallerico, B, "Prison Break: Episode 2.14 - "John Doe" " ugo.com. January 23, 2007. Retrieved on January 23, 2007.
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Dargis noted that Tintin's appearance in the film "resembled Hergé's creation, yet was eerily different as if, like Pinocchio, his transformation into human form had been prematurely interrupted". Another major fault in the film, Dargis opines, is how it is overworked; she writes that there is "hardly a moment of downtime, a chance to catch your breath or contemplate the tension between the animated Expressionism and the photo- realist flourishes". Nevertheless, she singles out some of the "interludes of cinematic delight", approving of the visual imagination employed within the movie's numerous exciting scenes.Dargis, Manohla.
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YFM characterizes their core audience as "young South Africans who are imaginative, curious and ambitious. They are continuously seeking new ways to improve their lives and their communities so that they are able to lead successful and rewarding lives." YFM describes itself as "the soundtrack to an urban life – fast-paced, energetic and uplifting with a mix of a few quiet moments so that you can catch your breath in the middle of Jozi madness." Hip-Hop, house, kwaito, and R&B; form the core of YFM’s sound, with occasional rock or pop music thrown in.
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Benigno gave the performance a "B+", while Michael Slezak of TVLine gave it an "A−" and praised their "powerful, evocative voices". Rolling Stone Erica Futterman was not impressed, and characterized it as "Lite FM snooze that does nothing to showcase these Broadway belters in a new and exciting way". Amy Lee of The Huffington Post called it "pretty bland", and said it was "getting annoying" that Rachel "sings every song as if she's Barbra Streisand". The Wall Street Journal Raymund Flandez, however, called the duet "pitch-perfect" and "so sublime it makes you catch your breath".
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The critical acclaim of the album proved to be widespread, with Q magazine calling the album "a triumph not only of Knight’s musical vision but also of the strength in her character" and The Times remarking "Prodigal Sista is a joy to hear – her vocal and intricate self devised and performed harmonies can make you catch your breath in wonderment". The success of the album was solidified at the 1999 MOBO Awards in London where Knight was named Best R&B; Act and Prodigal Sista beat off competition from FanMail (TLC) and The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill (Lauryn Hill) to be named Best Album.
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At the time of the release of The High and the Mighty, it received mostly positive reviews. Variety wrote that the film "is a class drama, blended with mass appeal into a well-rounded show that can catch on with most any audience." Edwin Schallert of the Los Angeles Times called the film "an enormously vital picture, amazingly associated with life's panorama today, and thus filled with a rare kind of tingling excitement, especially for a modern air-minded public." Joseph Henry Jackson, writing for the San Francisco Chronicle, said that the film has "a story that gives you no time to catch your breath".
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She stressed how much she regarded her current position: "Because I have the best job I could ever have. This is a moment in history where it is almost hard to catch your breath. There are both the tragedies and disasters that we have seen from Haiti to Japan and there are the extraordinary opportunities and challenges that we see right here in Egypt and in the rest of the region." But reportedly she was weary at times from constant travelling, still not part of Obama's inner circle, and looking forward to a time of less stress and the chances to write, teach, or work for international women's rights.
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A writer for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch stated in 2000 that when "the cars begin to swing like a pendulum [...] you swear the entire structure is collapsing." The same year, a writer for the Central New Jersey Home News praised the views from the Wonder Wheel, saying that "a trip would not be complete without a spin on the Cyclone, a trip to the top of Deno's Wonder Wheel or a corn dog at Nathan's." In 2015, a Newsday reporter contrasted the two experiences of the Wonder Wheel's stationary and moving cars: the stationary-car experience was described as being "so pleasant a baby can ride it without alarm", but the swinging-car experience was "more like a catch-your-breath thrill".
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In 1996, Ralph Fletcher wrote the book "Breathing In, Breathing Out; Keeping A Writer's Notebook". Although this book is geared towards an adult audience, it contributes a better understanding for educators of how to keep a writer's notebook and instill the values within Writer's Workshop for children. Fletcher writes that "keeping a notebook may be the single best way to survive as a writer." This book provides examples of situations in which Fletcher personally used his writer’s notebook for himself to cope, jot down story starters, write poems, let out rage or frustrations, or simply a place to unleash all that was on his mind. The purpose of this book is to allow people to see the value of having a writer’s notebook and allowing it to be “a quiet place to catch your breath and begin writing.” Fletcher provides samples from his own writer's notebook throughout the book to provide a better example of what a writer's notebook truly is.
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Upon its release, Gala was well received by critics. NME writer Terry Staunton rated it 8 out of 10 and said, Gala was a collection of Lush's "two glorious years" and "a delicious starter" for the band, adding "when the initial stocks run out, Gala will clean up in the import shops, as it is undoubtedly one of maybe a dozen (probably less) albums from this year that everyone should own". Writing for Select, Graham Linehan described Gala as "riveting" in his 4-out-of-5 review. He said that "what is surprising is the way in which the EPs that make up the album have fallen together so perfectly" and surmised that "at first it may all seem a little rich, a little too sweet for one long swallow … but give it a moment to catch your breath and it becomes clear that Lush's gameplan involves far more than retracing the steps of acts like the Cocteaus and My Bloody Valentine".
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Knowing What You Know Now received positive reviews from music critics who lauded the band for retaining their musicianship while adapting a more straightforward sound. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 79, based on 9 reviews. Lizzie Cooper-Smith of Rock Sound praised the group for refining their "unique brand of controlled chaos" throughout the record and showing confidence in their distinct musicianship to "easily fuse brashness with catchy melodies, complexity with moments where you can catch your breath", concluding that "This long-awaited second album isn’t just thrilling from start to finish: it might also be exactly what rock needs right now." Dave Simpson of The Guardian said that the group retained their trademark musicianship while also showing maturity by adopting "rave-type breakdowns, euphoric pop rushes and a tender ballad" throughout the album and displaying youthful textures that are inspired by English alternative rock acts like Kate Bush, Madness and Siouxsie and the Banshees.
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