Sentences with phrase «sucked out of my chest»

It feels like the breath is being sucked out of my chest, as if I'd had the wind knocked out of me, and I just have no way to get it back.

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Rather than sucking all of the fundraising air out of the room, Clinton's apparatus would do well to work directly with the DNC and state parties and lend the time and resources of the campaign toward helping those entities build their war chests.

You feel your ego being sucked out through your fingertips, and by the end of the class you find yourself crashing to your knees, falling prostrate on your chest in Child's Pose.