WILLIAMS: -- and the woman in her 50s gasped for air.
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He described how she gasped for air as she died.
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Roger helped to administer CPR until the baby gasped for air.
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Zamora said Day "gasped for air" and stared at him after being shot.
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Over several hours that day, her family said, Ms. Daniels gasped for air.
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Several giggled as they wrenched off the masks, while others gasped for air.
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I wrenched my head, bit his lips and tongue, wheezed and gasped for air.
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A young boy sprinted up, put his hands on his knees, and gasped for air.
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Alone in the roiling water, Mr. Gribble gasped for air and expected that death was imminent.
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After Ohio's execution team gave Dennis McGuire midazolam in January 2014, he struggled and gasped for air.
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Her neck was swollen, and she gasped for air through a lump of tissue in her throat.
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We kissed him, covering him in tears, we gasped for air as they took him out of my reluctant arms.
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By the final 220 minutes of our run, Toledo was easily sprinting ahead of me while I gasped for air.
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Witnesses said the condemned man jerked and gasped for air for about 30 seconds a few minutes after his execution began.
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In March 1997, the state tried to electrocute Pedro Medina, but his head basically caught on fire as witnesses gasped for air.
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Family members of the woman, Linda Daniels, said she gasped for air for hours on Thursday until she died of congestive heart failure.
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As he slinked out of the room, I gasped for air, as if I had just been held underwater for those two minutes.
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Witnesses said Williams, who admitted to killing four people, jerked and gasped for air for about 30 seconds a few minutes after his execution began.
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His parents sat on the edge of his bed, holding his tiny hand and rubbing moisturizer on his chapped lips as he gasped for air.
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But on Wednesday, Kvitova, the No. 11 seed, was crouched over, sweat pouring from her forehead as she gasped for air in the third set.
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John Hernandez kicked and gasped for air when a deputy's husband allegedly had him in a chokehold outside a Houston-area Denny's restaurant, a video shows.
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She was pulled from a park pathway, sexually assaulted, and in her last moments of life, she gasped for air as the defendant's hands tightened around her neck.
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He flipped it upside down to show us its underbelly as the creature gasped for air; then, nearby, there was a crack of thunder and a flash of lightning.
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Elina Mukagasigwa, 230, a tiny woman who gasped for air if she tried to walk uphill, and who coughed up blood in her sleep, was among the many hoping for help.
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She gasped for air, and her parents gave her oxygen and prayed she'd keep breathing, but doctors warned them that any seizure at any time could mean the end of her life.
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Some of her last words to her killer, according to a prosecution witness, were "I cannot breathe," which she uttered as she gasped for air while Feit exited the basement where she later died, the Express-News reported.
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COPENHAGEN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dark tunnel in Copenhagen's red light district on a freezing night, Annika gasped for air as the stranger who agreed to pay her for sex started suffocating her with his bare hands.
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Garza's last words to her alleged killer, according to a prosecution witness, were "I cannot breathe," which she uttered as she gasped for air while he allegedly exited the basement where she later died, the San Antonio Express-News reports.
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Ojeda a ticket for the car accident as her daughter gasped for air.
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Gracie was exhausted after three minutes, and he gasped for air during several takedown attempts in the second round. On his third try, he lay on the mat and Beltran went to work. Beltran landed 15 shots as Gracie turtled, causing referee Herb Dean to stop the fight at 1:31 of the second round. Following the defeat, Renzo Gracie described Rolles' performance as "embarrassing", saying his exhaustion was caused by nerves and the pressure he put on himself.
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He often talked to or played games with his younger sister, Sylvia, to whom he was closer than any other family member. On one of his solo excursions to the beach at Inverallochy, in 1954 or 1955, Nilsen became submerged beneath the water and was almost dragged out to sea. He initially panicked, flailing his arms and shouting. As he "gasped for air which wasn't there" he recalled believing that his grandfather was about to arrive and pull him out, before experiencing a sense of tranquillity.
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