Sentences with phrase «hear wheezing»

I can hear some wheezing sounds when I listen to her breathing.

A veterinarian will be able to hear any wheezing by listening to the dog breathe.

If you hear wheezing, air is getting through — but only try these tips a couple of times.

Through the intercom, I can hear myself wheezing, loud and clear.

Not exact matches

They would hear the accordion - wheezing from the press box, where writers would ruefully shake their sad heads.

Those who could hear listened above the wheezing of an emergency generator.

These parents have likely heard of babies who have got RSV and developed wheezing, trouble breathing, and may even have needed to be hospitalized.

Hearing your child's chest ratting as they cough and wheeze can leave parents heartbroken.

Just as David Cameron thought he had heard the end of Pig-gate, a Scottish brewer has come up with a PR wheeze to cash in on the tale.

Well, Whitaker's wheezing sounds will soon be heard again in Star Wars Rebels.

It sounded perfectly balanced during the bulk of our drives but thrust down on the gas and prepares to hear the CVT wheeze like a chain - smoking asthmatic attempting a marathon.

She squinted against the sunlight on taxi hoods and bus windows, heard the rushing now of air and of taxis, wheezing buses, and underneath it all something banging — a loosened street sign, a trapped can, a distant hammer — rhythmic and methodical.

If you can hear your guinea pig breathe (wheezing, labored breathing), it most probably has a health problem.

These cats will also generally wheeze - sometimes loud enough to hear if you are close to the cat.

During that time, I heard something wheezing and choking behind me.

Any dog that exhibits wheezing or you can hear the rattling of an elongated soft palate or other difficulty breathing while in the ring is a DQ.

These cats will also generally wheeze — sometimes loud enough to hear if you are close to the cat.

but down the road... he did no tests or anything... just from hearing that she had been treated for heartworms and was still coughing and wheezing some.

Like my colleague Andrew Russeth noted in his Gal / erist NY review, my initial reaction when I heard about the one - floor - per - curator wheeze was dread, while on opening day my fear had subsided into mere disappointment, perhaps because the biennial's scale and wildly divergent quality made it seem pointless to have any strong view at all.

Problems reported by at least 5 % of mothers were colds (84 %), skin complaints (16 %), ear or hearing problems (15 %), chest infections (10 %), eye or sight problems (9 %), wheezing or asthma (6 %) and sleeping difficulties (6 %).