I heave a sigh as I sit down at my desk.
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Will we heave a sigh of relief, or shriek in horror?
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I heave a sigh of relief: I know I've made the right choice.
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The tech bubble that 2016 threatened didn't burst, prompting observers to heave a sigh of relief.
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"From Afar" never lets you relax and heave a sigh of relief in hopes that a happy ending may be in sight.
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There are only a few more days until we can heave a sigh of relief — at least, until campaigning for 2020 begins in six months.
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To the person responsible for monitoring my Weibo and notifying his superiors about what I should be made to delete: You can heave a sigh of relief.
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The dark humor is clear-cut and seems to give people a chance to laugh before they snap their photo, heave a sigh of resignation, and move on.
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However, it's been inching steadily closer to midnight since 1991—when the breakup of the Soviet Union caused many around the globe to heave a sigh of relief—and in the past few years especially, has been in a veritable freefall.
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At the United Nations, where Grenell served from 2001 to 2008 as the US spokesman, diplomats will heave a sigh of relief that this promotion won't bring him back there, said Richard Gowan, UN director at the International Crisis Group.
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I may heave a sigh of relief that is only possible because I'm no longer socially obligated to wear a garment that prevents me from drawing air, but letting go of the need for being recognized as beautiful according to ideals literally defined by the history of corsets is much harder to let go.
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But before you heave a sigh of relief know this: It is an awful harbinger of what is to come, demonstrating that the party in control of all three branches of the American government is more than willing to chuck you, and the whole world, on the pyre of failed personal responsibility before it will consider paying to keep you alive and well.
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Baldev Singh Mann was killed while visiting his baby daughter. He had written her an emotional letter expressing his joy at becoming a proud parent and acknowledging the difficulties she would face in the social system into which she had been born. His letter expressed the duty he felt he had to perform in following his political and social beliefs. 'I am struggling for the birth of a social order in which the shackles that enslave human beings are broken to bits, where the oppressed can heave a sigh of relief.
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Qasim then enticed him to return to Baghdad by a guarantee of safe passage (aman), but on 14 August 902 at al- Mada'in, the vizier's agents attacked Badr while he was praying and cut off his head to send to the Caliph. The corpse was left behind, and later recovered by his relatives and sent for burial at Mecca. The murder of Badr was criticized by the poets of the time, and even the Caliph, "who might have been expected to heave a sigh of relief at seeing the head of the once- powerful general", is said to have reproached Qasim for it.
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The film has received generally positive reviews from critics, obtaining a Grade B from the Cinema Evaluation Board, although to Bong De Leon of Journal Online, "KC Concepcion and Richard Gutierrez can now heave a sigh of relief after their second movie together, "When I Met U" made the grade. It deserves more than B."‘When I Met U’ deserves more than ‘B’ journal.com.ph Mario E. Bautista of the People's Journal wrote, "it's way much better than their debut movie, 'For the First Time', thanks mainly to the well-written script of Aloy Adlawan". Bautista continues to rain praises acting, as well, "give winning performances".
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