Sentences with phrase «once catching your breath»

Though we're not sure who was responsible for adapting this move to make it more challenging, our abs are certainly thankful that the move was created (once we catch our breath, that is!).

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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.

Then, after stocks catch their breath for a month or two, buyers return to the scene and once again drive the market to new highs.

Only this begging bowl, poor battered cup of my heart where once given to feeling now emptiness steals, catching at each new breath which, like the shore air over these waters, these sands, slips and runs away.

Baseball, that pleasant anachronism we play in the dog days when we have time to catch our breath and dream of the dusty past, was once our game.

You may have seen by now that today's cocktail is a dessert: Perfect for evening time once you can finally sit down and catch your breath!

I caught her later, using her toes to shimmy up the crib spindles and once at the top, she drew in a breath and flung herself over.

But only once here did an intergalactic vista catch my breath the way a splash page in a Silver Surfer comic might.

Sure there's rehearsal, but once you're on, you are on, and there's not a moment to catch your breath.

A bone - crunching, testosterone - pumping freight train of destruction that barely lets you catch your breath once it gets going, «The Raid» delivers the closest thing to non-stop, wall - to - wall action that I've ever seen, and a big part of what makes it so awesome is the amazing fight choreography, including what is easily some of the best close - quarters combat committed to film.

I'll admit, when I'm in the middle of taking down a Major Biomechanoid and a flock of Scythian Witch - Harpies simultaneously, the sound of mind - numbing screeching inching ever closer from headless suicide bombers never fails to send me running in the opposite direction for dear life, and more then once I had to pause the game and catch my breath after an insanely intense battle.

That's the takeaway a lot of us shared after exiting this sizzling McLaren's form - fitting driver's seat — once we were able to catch our collective breath, that is.

A short shift into second before the first turn briefly exposes the car's weight, but once the turbo catches its breath, the car shoots energetically through the cones.

The engine is plenty powerful once it catches its first breath and downshifts, but a larger engine might have the torque to pull without any fuss.

But once the dust clears and you catch your breath, you'll look back in awe at a book that explores mental illness and strained parent - child relationships while also setting up arcs for an entire series.

Once they reached the top, they would catch their breaths and then run back down.

The sun light catches the mist of his breath as it rises, and reflects a beautiful rainbow which seems to arch over the whale before he dives once again into the deep waters off Vancouver Island.

Once you've caught your breath, the Chabil Mar team stands ready to send you off on adventures that turn ordinary honeymoons into spectacular ones.

I think I'll be getting my giggle on with the rest of you and reporting back later, you know, once I've caught my breath and all that.

Once you survive the single player campaign and have caught your breath, the fun has only just begun.

Once it ramps up (a process that is far shorter than it is in say Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved, a game to which this one will inevitably draw comparison) it stays up, with few spots in which the player gets a moment to catch their proverbial breath before another giant enemy hits the screen and spews 400 bullets at them.

I suspect we will see their post-mortems once they have a chance to catch their breaths.

If my earbuds fall out of my ears because I'm running to catch a train, I can be reassured that my headphones are dangling somewhere near my feet, waiting for me to place them back in my ears once I've caught my breath.