Sentences with phrase «much hyperventilated»

Not exact matches

This can be hard to do at first, because babies breathe much faster than we do, and you may find yourself hyperventilating to match baby's rate.

Beyond sea ice, Greenland's ice sheet is also melting away and pushing sea levels higher, large fires are much more common and intense in boreal forests and other ecosystem changes are causing the earth to hyperventilate.

Let me just say, without giving away too much, that I most likely will not eat fried chicken for a while after this poultry - defiling scene unfolds that left me almost hyperventilating from not taking a damn breath.

During one particular scene, Lawrence hyperventilated so much that she ended up dislocating a rib, forcing a production to stop while the actress was given oxygen.

Instead, it is much healthier to continue to hyperventilate.