Sentences with phrase «under one's breath»

I lose my patience and potentially yell to get his attention or curse under my breath.

«You should ask my wife that,» he says under his breath.

Imagine your therapist is in there and make whatever facial expressions or words under your breath that you want away from the children!

If they're saying something under their breath, the text will be very small.

Two adults in the front seat spoke quietly under their breath.

More than once, I've found myself asking under my breath if this was the only place they could turn.

Sometimes he races through the sentence almost under his breath.

Throw on your sweat pants, curse under your breath and go get her what she needs.

«We don't know,» one of them said under his breath.

The one I usually roll my eyes at while muttering under my breath about how people really should learn to walk in heels, or alter their footwear choices.

I was in no mood for another dog, no mood to give my heart again, and definitely not in the mood for a puppy; somehow though I ended up leaving with her tucked under my arm like a tiny black suitcase mumbling under my breath about my own sanity.

He mutters something under his breath as a stall tactic, then finally turns his face forward, not really sure where to begin with the speech he's being asked to give.

You mutter words under your breath at 3AM after you had only laid your head back down on the pillow at 2:25 AM.

I chuckle under my breath when I see some «meathead» try to do bench press by himself, obviously with too much weight, and he ends up wiggling like a snake to get from under the crushing bar.

Meanwhile, gay marriage — one of Salmond's pet projects — is also tearing the party apart, with one former leader branding it «fascism» and many members grumbling under their breath of a liberal takeover.

Shush and pat baby whilst swearing under your breath at your (probable) broken elbow.

Among the chants of «happy birthday» you can hear the proud parents whisper under the breath with enormous relief, «we made it» or «thank God, she's still alive».

The smaller work on paper creates a new atmosphere of complex privacy, as if the artist were singing softly under his breath of things in art history that the public might or might not grasp but were of intense interest to him.

«Maybe guys get mad under their breath because it's tedious work and they're tired of doing it over and over again,» says Mike James, the former Hornet who is now a player development intern in Houston.

When I'm not at our shop, I'm at home picking up legos, out walking the dog, or cursing under my breath on the treadmill at Orangetheory.

And while I vent my anger by muttering under my breath while I pick up the garbage in my lawn, God gets over His anger... never... while I burn for all eternity in hell?

Four months ago, many New York Republicans were saying the same thing under their breath about Paladino.

That word, «raca,» basically means «idiot,» and when I think of all the times I've muttered that word under my breath in response to folks with whom I disagree, it's a little convicting.

And here is how it went, mutter, mutter, muttering under my breath with a few good eye rolls thrown in:

He memorizes the words to songs, and is always singing under his breath.

I end up having to spray all of that along with my cloth wipes (while trying not to cuss under my breath).

TPC Sawgrass's iconic 17th hole is one of the sport's most recognizable settings — and the most likely place to catch one of the world's best golfers cursing under his breath after swirling winds carry a wedge shot into the water that surrounds the island green.

They'll be turning out to the theater in droves to see their beloved story of a French revolution and the people who are affected by it and will hum along to the songs under their breath as they soak in the vocal performances.

A reporter shushed them, and Borelli chuckled under his breath.

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Seeing the delight in her eyes as she gazed at her nails, and listening to her singing softly under her breath, «I'm so lucky, I'm so lucky!»

The story in the Telegraph and the Sun suggests Mr Bercow muttered insults under his breath following prime minister's questions on Wednesday.

The 49 - question Driving Anger Expression Inventory asks how often the test taker behaves in certain ways — for example, «I call the other driver names under my breath.»

I originally felt that way because we were going to be in a casual environment and I was nervous about the stares / under breath comments about my somewhat «sexy» look but confidence hit me instead.

Which is why long after the final scene you may find yourself murmuring under your breath the words to Neil Young's punk anthem.

How often have they published a new game that does not make you whistle gently under your breath?

While the numbers were almost certainly BABIP - driven, and his modest 2016 numbers reflect as much, this does not matter to the Cardinals as they mutter under their breath by the light of the full moon

(heard under his breath, What a wan * ker)

I think it is inconceivable that anyone could ever be arrested simply for using the f word under their breath whilst walking away from a police officer.

I shouted at them (under my breath from inside my car) to let them know I had important business to attend to (I reeeaaallly need a bumper sticker that says I brake for charming houses so they'd know to not mess with me) but they just kept on honking.

It was surprising to see how split the room was, as men in cowboy gear mumbled remarks under their breath, seniors argued with those sitting next to them, and neighbours shook their heads in exasperation.

Finally he did, although legend has it that, as he left the presence of the pope, he muttered under his breath regarding the earth, «And yet it moves.»

So I suppose that the devout citizen will just answer «yes,» adding under her breath, «Because, in the final analysis, that's the only kind of moral values there are.»

Whenever I drink lukewarm coffee, I mutter a little «imprecatory Psalm» (Christian lingo for «curse») under my breath toward Stella Liebeck, who sued McDonald's after she spilled coffee on herself while driving in her car.

These people won't be happy until we're all walking zombies muttering psalms under every breath and eating lotus leaves and drinking pond water 24/7.