In another body camera video, an officer is breathing heavily.
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Both fighters were sluggish in the fifth round, breathing heavily.
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She's breathing heavily while classical music drifts through the room.
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They stopped when they were still among the trees, breathing heavily.
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She was breathing heavily and seemingly on the verge of tears.
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She was breathing heavily; the hip, tree-lined neighborhood span around her.
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He's muddy, sweaty and breathing heavily, crushing stone after stone around him.
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Schwandt could hear Gerszewski panicking, breathing heavily and running around the apartment.
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I was breathing heavily and my coach harangued me for dancing too much.
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Anjum Coffland can be heard breathing heavily throughout much of her call to 911.
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Then he slowly started telling her his sexual fantasies, breathing heavily and talking softly.
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One woman said he called her while breathing heavily, possibly masturbating, in his bathtub.
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Near them, Rivera's older sister, Jeanette, was breathing heavily, praying next to her mother, Gwendolyn.
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I lower the volume on my phone just enough to hear A. breathing heavily again.
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Noor sat silently through the reading of the verdict with his hands cupped, breathing heavily.
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The hissing and sulfurous smell arrived first, as if the Devil was nearby, breathing heavily.
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We look like beached whales, breathing heavily and going slightly giddy while recovering from vitamin D deficiencies.
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In a 911 call obtained by PEOPLE, Fisher was heard breathing heavily as he described the incident.
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Before the hearing started, Sayoc looked down and took a deep breath; he then started breathing heavily.
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The patient stops breathing heavily almost immediately after D Rose, dressed in her nursing scrubs, mocks her.
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Especially the kind that involves breaking a sweat and breathing heavily like a Labrador in the sun.
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As I walk through the masses, observing it all, I feel a guy breathing heavily next to me.
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I remember telling him just to start breathing heavily to physically get his body into an emotional place.
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Afterward, breathing heavily, Mr. Brooks said that his producer was making "the old, fat guy" do it once more.
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The sound of someone breathing heavily in line for groceries affects the breathing rate of others in the line.
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Gray was also heard breathing heavily and "snored loudly several times" after receiving the injection, the Associated Press reported.
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The trailer opens with a closeup of Rey's palm landing hard on a rock and she is breathing heavily.
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I stood a few blocks away from the downtown New York City office, breathing heavily, tears streaming down my face.
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A male caller claims Ross is breathing heavily, was throwing up and had taken medication earlier but needed an ambulance.
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But when we said, 'It's from the Swedish Academy,' one heard that someone was breathing heavily just near the phone.
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I can't stand people cracking the joints in their fingers or breathing heavily when not undertaking any physically demanding tasks.
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G. says he dislikes breathing heavily in a room full of people, so he does some bouldering until class is over.
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So we all finished that second round breathing heavily and exhausted, which made the final part of the workout even better.
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First, he loaded the empty, approximately 20-pound bronze box into a backpack and lugged it into the mountains, breathing heavily.
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Sure, it's breathing heavily and needs help getting up the stairs — but it's not gone yet, and it can't be ignored.
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Investigator DeQuarto recalled that shortly after he encountered Ms. Graswald on Bannerman Island, she began breathing heavily and holding her stomach.
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These six don't have that problem, though you might just get tired of panicked British people breathing heavily while furiously typing.
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And no one will forget Darth Vader breathing heavily through a black mask, his cape snapping behind him as he walked.
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Breathing heavily, with a grass stain and a small tear on his pants, Bell retired Jhonny Peralta on a pop-up.
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Jeffrey Scullin Jr. was breathing heavily as he described finding the middle school teacher last week at her home in suburban Strongsville.
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On this week's episode of This Is Us, we saw Randall crying, trembling, and breathing heavily after undergoing some seriously stressful events.
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A man starts awake, breathing heavily, and shields his eyes from a powerful light just beyond the drawn blinds of his room.
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It then becomes really aggressive and suddenly I noticed the kid was breathing heavily as he guided the protagonist away from the Monster.
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He replaced the lock on the wheel with a new padlock, sat down and, breathing heavily, began to record himself on his phone.
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The only person who seems to be sharing my struggle is Hilton, who I spot in the back, clutching his waist and breathing heavily.
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As the seven women and five men prepared to hand the verdict to the bailiff, Anthony, then 25, was breathing heavily and blinking back tears.
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At one point during the performance, she recalls: There was one man—a very small man—who just stood very close to me, breathing heavily.
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They sort of sing it, in between long stretches of breathing heavily into your ear — like Crispin Glover in the classic 2000 film Charlie's Angels!
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When it was finally over, Williams came to the net breathing heavily from the exhaustion of many long rallies and a good deal of pressure.
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According to BBC News, Cognito, who was 60, sat down on a stool while breathing heavily before falling silent for five minutes during his show.
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This is why dessert is so crucial—you want your friends to be unbuttoning their pants and breathing heavily by the end of the meal.
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"It feels like 10 periods," she moaned, doubled over as they drove to the clinic, her head resting on the back of Gbus's seat, breathing heavily.
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When they came across a small dhaba selling sandwiches wrapped in plastic, with a grassy patch in the back, they collapsed on the ground, breathing heavily.
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The video shows Mr. Sabbie breathing heavily over the next nine minutes as corrections officers drag him to the nurse's station and then into a shower.
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That it was clearly a herculean effort requiring tremendous mental focus and physical stamina — you could sometimes hear him breathing heavily — made it all the more impressive.
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"It was lying on its side, had lost its appetite and was breathing heavily," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation from her farm in Meru, in eastern Kenya.
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At a court hearing on July 21, several people in the room, including the judge, noticed Mr. Sabbie was sweating, breathing heavily and coughing, according to the suit.
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It's a TikTok by former Vine star and actual healthcare worker Danyelle Rose, pretending to be a hospital patient and breathing heavily, as if having a panic attack.
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The three SWAT team members rushed to Matasareanu, who could be seen on TV in a fetal position, breathing heavily, lying among streams of blood pouring from his wounds.
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TMZ broke the story ... Rick was hospitalized early Thursday morning after someone from his home called 911 to report a person in distress who was breathing heavily and unconscious.
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"I just went and rescued one—I could not leave someone there," he says to his camera, breathing heavily while he sits in a field and collects his thoughts.
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Right when I was going to search for recent Gianna Michaels videos, Minnie walks in breathing heavily, looks at me, makes eye contact, and then lies down against my desk.
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The driver cautions that he can only take one or two people as Parmley, breathing heavily, runs around the side and hops into the back and slams the door shut.
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And yet, for whatever reason, the image of white people wiping sweat off of their brow and breathing heavily while they eat an "authentic" spicy dish seems to ring eternal.
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A kid watches a sexy woman—breathing heavily, the camera lingering on her breasts—get gutted by a murderer and some connection gets hardwired into his or her nascent sexuality.
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"The one area that became quite fraught was the discussion of the espionage, at which point most of the agents started breathing heavily and changed the subject," Mr. Schwirtz said.
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ON THE NIGHT of November 8th, Jorge Enrique Pizano's wife found him lying on the bathroom floor in their house north of Bogotá, the capital, wrapped in a towel and breathing heavily.
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"I saw that the patient had been breathing heavily, and according to the description from her peers, we thought that she her crying had caused 'hyperventilation,' " an emergency doctor is reportedly cited as saying.
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They seemed very happy to talk to what was essentially a weird bearded man breathing heavily and holding a long-lens camera, but then they were northern, so maybe weren't as awkward as Londoners are.
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The walls in James Veloria are covered in tinsel strands that rustle if, say, you are breathing heavily, overly excited at a 2250 Margiela dress ($210) or a fur-trimmed Prada Sport fanny pack ($22003).
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The 911 recording obtained by PEOPLE revealed Soules, 35, was breathing heavily, apparently emotional and seemingly on the edge of tears as he told the emergency dispatcher what happened in the collision between his truck and Mosher's tractor.
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Soules is breathing heavily, apparently emotional and seemingly on the edge of tears as he tells the dispatcher what happened in the collision between his truck and the tractor of fellow Iowan Kenneth E. Mosher that would ultimately take Mosher's life.
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The Blair Witch aesthetic that makes some of these videos seem legitimately voyeuristic—grainy film quality, shaky camera work, the sound of the camera operator breathing heavily in the background—might be a deliberate choice to make the videos seem non-consensual.
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Before he went from music venue to nightclub to document the most beautiful party-goers and sweatiest mosh pits, Van Mil wore red robes and jumped around breathing heavily with hundreds of other people, as they tried to fall into a trance.
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Body cam video shows one of the officers chasing after Williams on foot and breathing heavily as he follows him over walls and into an apartment complex where the officer caught up with Williams and ordered him to get on the ground, which Williams did.
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Once you're back in that daily work routine, you know the healthy color on your face and butt will quickly fade, that project manager who's always breathing heavily and munching on a bag of raw almonds will be back at your side all day, and everything will be shit again.
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There are moments that make me cagey in this two-parent parenting plan; I always want to be the one who reads our son his last book before bed, and soak up the sleepy snuggles when he's already breathing heavily and drifting off, but I rarely get to do it these days.
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Relentless repetition, crackling white noise, sci-fi squiggles and that creepy, creepy voice breathing heavily: "over and over and over and over and over..." One week, back when I still had a job that required me to sit in an office everyday, an endless stream of Discogs packages started to arrive that I had no recollection of ordering—the result of a drunken 5am feeling-sorry-for-myself spree.
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The video captioned: "How I feel about having a song in the billboard top ten for five weeks. #ItDefiesLogic". It shows Kendrick looking around the room in disbelief before breathing heavily.
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He also commented, "I once said I'd buy an album of Dylan breathing heavily. I still would. But not an album of Dylan breathing softly."Marcus (in Hedin, ed., 2004), p. 82.
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The defendant (Ireland) was said to have made calls to three separate women, remaining silent and breathing heavily. The defendant was prosecuted under the Offences Against The Person Act (OPA) for assault occasioning actual bodily harm (S47).
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Nicolson recorded her death in his diary: "Ursula is with Vita. At about 1.5 she observes that Vita is breathing heavily, and then suddenly is silent. She dies without fear or self-reproach. I pick some of her favourite flowers and lay them on her bed".
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He was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead at age 54. Warrior's colleagues said Warrior appeared frail during WrestleMania weekend, and said that he was sweating profusely and breathing heavily backstage. An autopsy revealed Warrior died of a heart attack caused by atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
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He calls Laura's cellphone and hears John breathing heavily on the other end. Shawn then follows a red string into the forest where mannequins are positioned like a family in effigy around the tea party. John appears and kills Shawn with an axe. More strange noises are heard inside the house.
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He was unconscious, breathing heavily, incontinent, and unresponsive to attempts to rouse him. Beria was called and, upon seeing him, discounted the fact that he was unconscious, attributing this to alcohol consumption, and departed. At 7:00 a.m. on March 2, Beria and a group of medical experts were summoned to examine him.
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Raisa starts to pace to and fro, getting more and more agitated, breathing heavily, her eyes full of hatred. She sees her humble, dirty, greasy abode with the new eyes, with contempt and disgust. Suddenly she realises she might have had a better life, had she not been married to this worthless, dirty man. She bursts into tears and cries her heart out.
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Like before, Lex pursues Lana, but this time Clark arrives in time to stop the bus. Jonathan goes to the farm after receiving a mysterious call during the party, and is greeted by Lionel Luthor (John Glover). Lionel insinuates he knows Clark's secret and shows a picture to Jonathan, which causes Jonathan to begin punching Lionel in anger. Jonathan dismisses Lionel and laboriously walks away, breathing heavily.
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He unlocks the door, and receiving no response to his calling Brown's name, steps inside, closing the door behind. Minutes later he re- emerges, breathing heavily. After pausing to compose himself, he locks the door and leaves. In the next scene, Maloin presents the briefcase to Morrison in the tavern, and asks him to arrest him, confessing to having killed Brown an hour ago.
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When he locates it, he finds Eirene lying on the ground with her wrists still bound to the wagon. Upon discovering she is still alive, he unties her and sets her up in the wagon before he checks to see what exactly is in it. He opens one box, takes one look and shuts it quickly, breathing heavily. He looks in the next box with the same reaction.
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They may gape widely, exhibit their teeth prominently or flash the startling colours of the mouth lining. This display allows each potential combatant an opportunity to assess the weapons of their opponent and lessens the likelihood of actual combat being necessary. A number of species of bird use a gaping, open beak in their fear and threat displays. Some augment the display by hissing or breathing heavily, while others clap their beaks.
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On January 24, they played Harvard at the Boston Arena. Initially the favorite to win, Princeton had a setback as one of its star players was injured and unable to play, and another was suspended. Baker was repeatedly called offside, as he was too fast for the two replacement Princeton players (players were required to stay behind the puck-carrier at the time). In the "sudden death" overtime, after sixty minutes of play, Baker was not even breathing heavily.
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Ronda Rousey began the Women's Bantamweight bout aggressively. Holly Holm, with her boxing ability, and from her southpaw stance, tagged Rousey repeatedly with her left hand while controlling the distance. Rousey attempted several clinches through the round, including an attempted armbar, but none had a decisive outcome. By the end of the first round, Rousey was bloodied and breathing heavily, with commentators describing the round as the first she had ever lost in her MMA career.
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The flight engineer sensed a strange odor in the cockpit at flight level 35 as the aircraft approached N'Djamena, at about 17:00 UTC. The rest of the crew as well as the ground engineer and the load- master confirmed the smell had persisted for a while. The two passengers traced to odor to pallet 11 and which appeared to be misty. After being handed a fire extinguisher they applied it to the pallet and when they returned they were breathing heavily.
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Later that night, Terry finds a human tooth under her bed and later awakes to hear a man breathing heavily upstairs, as though he is masturbating. The next morning, Terry and Nancy take a shower, while someone watches through a peephole in the wall. That morning, Nancy sets off through the woods to reach the town. When she arrives at a rural country road, she is attacked by an unknown figure with a long scythe, who slashes her to death.
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Burgdorf was shouting at Bormann: 'Believe me, I have done my very best to smooth things over between Hitler and the Army, so much so that the Army has called me a traitor to the German Officers' Corps. Now I realize that they were right all along, that my work was in vain, my idealism misdirected, no, naive and stupid.' Breathing heavily, he paused for a moment. Krebs tried to calm him down and begged him to spare Bormann's feelings.
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Peter hosts the first meeting of the association, but it is unsuccessful due to those attending were making too much noise, such as breathing heavily, farting, and munching junk food the entire way through. Believing Patrick to be sane, Lois authorizes his release, and arranges for Patrick to stay with the family. Patrick soon announces he has a wife, Marion, although she is imaginary and nobody else other than him can see her. This leads Brian and Stewie to believe he is crazy.
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The episode begins with Starbuck restlessly asleep in her bunk and having a dream in which she finds herself in her apartment on Caprica painting the Eye of Jupiter on her wall. She becomes frustrated and splashes white paint over her artwork as the Cylon Leoben Conoy approaches her from behind. The two begin to aggressively make love until Starbuck awakens, breathing heavily. Later, Starbuck talks with Helo, who learns of her strange dreams and suggests she see an oracle.
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Jeff Imada immediately checked on Lee, who noticed something wrong when he got near, and said Lee was unconscious breathing heavily. Medic Clyde Baisey went over and shook Lee to see if he was dazed by hitting his head during the fall, but didn't think he got shot since there was no bleeding. Baisey found Lee's pulse which was regular, but within two to three minutes it slowed down dramatically, and stopped. Lee was rushed to the New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Student Bodies is about a serial killer who stalks students at Lamab High School, while at the same time, voyeuristically watching them. The killer calls himself "the Breather", presumably because the killer is always breathing heavily. The Breather enjoys stalking victims over the telephone and, much like Jason Voorhees of the Friday the 13th films, he hates seeing youngsters having sex. The Breather uses many unusual objects to kill his female victims such as a paper clip, a chalkboard eraser and a horsehead bookend.
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He gets into a fight after refusing to pay a $5 bet at the pool table, and winds up on the floor after being hit with a pool cue. Dawes follows the attacker outside, where he is urinating on a nearby wall. Dawes convinces the man that he can urinate great distances and tricks him into an elaborate and far-fetched ploy to teach the art of long-distance urinating. Dawes' tactics, he demonstrates, involve warming up on all-fours and breathing heavily before finally jumping to one's feet.
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Using a challenge pressure of 53.8 – 93.1 L/min, the OHD Quantifit stresses the mask as an employee would while breathing heavily under extreme physical conditions. The manufacturer of the CNP device claims that the use of air as a standard (non-varying) gaseous challenge agent provides a more rigorous test of mask fit than an aerosol agent. If air leaks into a respirator, there is a chance that the particles, vapors, or gas contaminants also may leak in. Using the Redon Protocol, a complete mask fit test can be performed in under 3 minutes.
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On 7 May 2010, during the KSW 13 event, Pudzianowski won his second fight, against Yusuke Kawaguchi. The fight lasted two full rounds, with Pudzianowski winning by judges' decision. The fight was described as a "sloppy brawl". It was noted Pudzianowski had control over most of the fight, but was "neutralized" by Kawaguchi, and that, by the second round, he was looking "to be out of energy and breathing heavily". On 21 May 2010, Pudzianowski went on to participate in the Moosin: God of Martial Arts event, where he fought former two time UFC Heavyweight Champion Tim Sylvia.
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Outside of work, he randomly selected children to kill. He wrote to the families of his victims, sending them letters recalling the details of his murders. Police found that the families of the victims had something else in common: all received silent nuisance phone calls. Miyazaki would not speak a word during these calls, instead simply breathing heavily. If they did not answer Miyazaki’s calls, he would call repeatedly; sometimes their phones would ring up to 20 minutes. On 22 August 1988, one day after Miyazaki's 26th birthday, Mari Konno, a 4-year-old girl, vanished while playing at a friend's house.
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The title Redemption refers to Mark Coleman's return after losing the UFC Heavyweight Title to Maurice Smith at UFC 14. Coleman was originally slated to face then UFC Heavyweight Champion Randy Couture, who had to withdraw due to an injury. Lion's Den fighter Pete Williams would step in as a last-minute replacement to face Coleman. Similar to his fight with Maurice, Coleman looked good early on in the fight, but when the fight went into an overtime round, Coleman appeared to be drained of energy, breathing heavily and keeping his arms low—even turning his back to Williams occasionally while standing.
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On May 26, in the sixth inning, in his last at-bat-ever, he hit a long drive into left field, stretching a single into a triple, when he sprinted to third base. He stood, breathing heavily and then collapsed face-first from having been hit in the head with a pitch in an earlier inning. One of the other MPs was a doctor who tried to assist him, but there was little that could be done for Conacher and within twenty minutes he was pronounced dead. The next day Conacher was supposed to attend his daughter's graduation from the University of Toronto.
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Many playwrights, directors, and actors have previously worked as an assistant stage manager. Writer and director Preston Sturges, for example, was employed as an ASM on Isadora Duncan's production of Oedipus Rex at the age of 16 and a half: > When one is responsible for giving an offstage cue, even the simplest ones, > like the ring of a telephone or a birdcall, demand considerable sangfroid, > and the job is nervewracking. One is very much aware that everything depends > on the delivery of the cue at exactly the right microsecond. One stands > there, knees slightly bent, breathing heavily..., p.
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An example of a specific situation in which homework may be helpful is the mitigation of safety-seeking behaviors with behavioral experiments. Safety seeking behaviors are undertaken by individuals to prevent anticipated future catastrophes, but may end up being more harmful for these individuals in the long run. For example, a patient with panic disorder may avoid exercising because he believes that breathing heavily will make him have a panic attack. Because of the apparently preventative function of safety seeking behaviors, people who carry out these behaviors are unlikely to test their actual effectiveness in preventing catastrophes.
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"Livin' on the Edge" has been a staple at Aerosmith concerts ever since its release. During the Get a Grip Tour, the band performed a portion of "She Cried" (a song recorded by Jay and the Americans, among other artists) as the intro to "Livin' on the Edge". Performances often involved Tyler screaming "There ain't no life nowhere" (from the song "I Don't Live Today" by The Jimi Hendrix Experience) and then breathing heavily over a bright light during the brief interlude. "Livin' on the Edge" was performed at the 1993 MTV Video Music Awards, the 36th Grammy Awards, and at Woodstock '94.
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The model of the Eohippus was supposed to have toes but appears to have regular hooves with 'toes' painted on (the sound effects of the animal moving also resemble hooves). The model of the Styracosaurus featured an inflatable air 'bladder' to simulate the animal breathing heavily after its combat with Gwangi (a feature first used in models made for much earlier films by Marcel Delgado). Some of the models used in the film were reused model armatures from earlier films. Gwangi, the Ornithomimus, and the Styracosaurus were all made from the Ceratosaurus, the Phorusrhacos and the Triceratops, who were stripped down and had their armatures modified for further use.
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As each hour passed, there was growing concern for the whale's health, and she was said to be taking a turn for the worse due to being out of the water, as well as slowly being crushed by her own body weight. Plans to release the whale into the Atlantic ocean were shelved (the rescue team having previously put out a public appeal for a suitable boat); instead she was to be released off the Kent coast near Margate at Shivering Sands. All this time, the BDMLR were saying the final decision would be taken by a vet on board, who would decide whether to release or euthanize the whale. Later the mammal was described as being "distressed", breathing heavily and developing muscle problems.
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Although several theories of the ultimate cause of the singer's death persist to this day, given what is now known about cardiovascular disease, it seems likely that by the time of his death Vysotsky had an advanced coronary condition brought about by years of tobacco, alcohol and drug abuse, as well as his grueling work schedule and the stress of the constant harassment by the government. Towards the end, most of Vysotsky's closest friends had become aware of the ominous signs and were convinced that his demise was only a matter of time. Clear evidence of this can be seen in a video ostensibly shot by the Japanese NHK channel only months before Vysotsky's death, where he appears visibly unwell, breathing heavily and slurring his speech. Accounts by Vysotsky's close friends and colleagues concerning his last hours were compiled in the book by V. Perevozchikov.
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Dr. Francine "Penny" Patterson, a student of the Gardners, in 1972 began an ongoing program to teach ASL to a lowlands gorilla named Koko. Unlike the Gardners she did not limit her English speech around Koko, and as a result Koko was reported to understand approximately 1,000 ASL signs and 2,000 English words. Her results were similar to the Gardners' results with chimpanzees; although the gorilla learned a large number of signs, she never understood grammar or symbolic speech, and did not display any cognition beyond that of a 2–3 year old human child. Approximately 71 hours of video were taken recording Koko’s interactions and learning behaviors. While Koko’s ability to successfully produce language has been argued among researchers, behaviors that appear to mimic speech, such as breathing heavily into a telephone or other learned physical gestures have been labeled as intentional but ultimately not communicative.
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