Sentences with phrase «breathe any time soon»

Heck, you can even link breathing air to cancer but I don't think any of us will stop to breathe any time soon.

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The Bank of Canada's surprising signal on Wednesday that it will not raise interest rates any time soon will lift the housing market and give indebted households breathing room, but it leaves many apprehensive there will be a hard reckoning.

Optimists counter that interest rates aren't about to rocket higher any time soon, meaning issuers and investors can breathe easy for now.

Also, take time to enjoy the little things — the sweet smell of your newborn's tiny head, the soft sounds of his breathing as he sleeps, the sight of your spouse staring into your beautiful baby's eyes — because too soon this time will pass and these precious moments will become mere memories.

Tips: Take your time with this pose, pausing and breathing deeply as soon as you feel some resistance in your neck and upper back.

The first basic step is, as soon as you wake up, particularly on the days of fasting, you drink a glass of ice - cold water and do deep breathing thirty times.

Each time an animal is moved safely through the system even one day sooner than before, breathing room is created to do a little more, and then still a little more.

Dogs or cats may become tired after short bouts of exercise far sooner than what they could previously tolerate, breathing heavier for a longer period of time afterwards.

Our coverage of Co-op, Multiplayer and Arcade modes will come soon after the game has had some time to breathe out in the real world.

In other words, Samsung wants to use the edge - to - edge screen design that's now available on the S8 (and soon will debut on the S9 as well) on mid-range models too, in an attempt to counter the growth of Chinese manufacturers and at the same time, breathe new life into its more affordable devices.