Sentences with word «lungful»

Reiterate how it feels good to walk, stretch your legs and breathe in lungfuls of fresh air.

I arrived early and meandered under a leafy canopy and breathed in lungfuls of summer.

Have you ever wanted to stand on the surface of Saturn and breathe a deep lungful of alien air?If so, you're going to have a bad time,...

Eddie George talks on the telephone «between lungfuls [sic] of Rothman's cigarettes».

The rear - mounted Subaru flat four burps out a few lungfuls of crisp Pennsylvania air and settles into an idle familiar to anyone who's driven an Outback or a Forester.

Mollel's gaunt frame is just a few seconds behind, heart pounding, gulping lungfuls of air with relish, even as his stomach rebels at the powerful reek of fish.

Take a deep lungful of the fresh arctic air, or cruise along the banks of fjord country.

Can I make a living making coffee at the beach and reading a book in between coffee orders and breathing lungfuls of salty air?

We leave our lives behind — our responsibilities, our technology, our connection to the rest of the world — in search of a lungful of fresh, pine - scented air.

Just keep an eye on the pot and, whenever you need another lungful of the delicious scent, give it a little stir.

Torrence took about six lungfuls of righteous satisfaction and, after a victory lap, left to rest for a leg in the 4 X 400 relay.

- style montage as this inseparable pair of Mushroom's Children grow up, ending in 1962 when as 17 - year - olds they somewhat belatedly inhale a lungful of nuclear angst as the missile crisis develops in Cuba.

At the time, it was a lungful of fresh air.

WHEN THE WEATHER»S GOOD, I LIKE TO get a lungful of pure mountain air.

Such a quick and fundamental shift in how games looked, played and behaved dovetailed nicely with the exaggerated sense of consequential enormity brought on by a lungful of pot smoke.

A lungful of fresh air, blue skies, bright leaves and a truly excellent lunch: what could be better?

As I potter down the beach here, drinking in the stunning views and lungfuls of fresh air, I find myself wondering if we should stop wasting valuable time and resources trying to prevent what is inevitable.