There was no agonized gasp for air, no last whispers.
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This brings us to today (excuse me while I gasp for air).
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"I was trying to gasp for air," Altun told The Mercury News.
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Mike gripped his throat on the way down and began to gasp for air.
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Through a liquid lens, gorgeous flower-wreathed females gasp for air from below the water's surface.
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You will always remember the fear you felt when you saw your father gasp for air.
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At worst, the airway becomes completely blocked off, suffocating the person until their bodies reflexively gasp for air.
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It makes continuous positive airway pressure machines — known as CPAP machines — that help people with sleep apnea not gasp for air when they sleep.
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The bacteria Bordetella pertussis causes whooping cough, which gets its nickname from the sounds patients make as they gasp for air during intense coughing fits.
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Don't worry, no humans were drowned in the making of the video, although you might need to gasp for air by the time it is over.
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"They sink a little bit, they come to the surface, they stretch their neck out, gasp for air and then go back under the surface again," Tothy said.
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The 360VR scan shows the rapid spread of the infection and inflammation to both lungs of a 59-year-old man, causing the patient to gasp for air.
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The only follow up is later seeing Gabriel's eyes open and him gasp for air, which seems to imply that he's crossed over into the dead souls that occupy the hotel.
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At several moments during the hearing, she appeared to be close to tears, at one point seeming to gasp for air as she listened to prosecutors reading the charges against her.
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This is a trickier question to answer than it should be, as several publications—looking at you, CBS Sports—update old posts to gasp for air atop the Google search results.
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"I kept seeing him gasp for air and he was shot five times, one in the chest, one here and four in his stomach, so six times I think," Neighbor Malaysia Worthy told WFMY about Neal Jr., who regularly visited the apartment complex.
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Take his 2015 song "Other Guys," for example, where the line "I'm not like those other guys" stops sounding like a flip pickup line and starts being a statement of purpose, with the words "I think we should slow it down" registering, over Gothic, minor chords, like a gasp for air.
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What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.
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The soloist takes one last gasp for air and harmonizes with the orchestra on a final note that fades into silence.
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Winter swimming can be dangerous to people who are not used to swimming in very cold water. After submersion in cold water the cold shock response will occur, causing an uncontrollable gasp for air. This is followed by hyperventilation, a longer period of more rapid breathing. The gasp for air can cause a person to ingest water, which leads to drowning.
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It is essentially a long, virtuoso trombone solo played in imitation of the didgeridoo. The soloist plays a pedal B-flat, and sings an F, a twelfth higher. This, combined with different articulations, screams and occasional harmonic changes, creates a sound resembling didgeridoo. The movement ends with another gasp for air.
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On June 20, 1992, after a lengthy choir rehearsal, Whitfield went with four of the choir members to Elias Brother's Big Boy; a popular local restaurant on Telegraph Road. At the table, he started to clutch his chest and began to gasp for air. After being administered CPR by his dinner companions and arriving at Garden City Hospital, Whitfield died on June 21, 1992 from a heart attack.
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It is the spot behind/below the ear lobe. Once the blade is stabbed to about two inches, it must be thrusted and twisted upward in ninety degrees. If correctly performed, the victim might try to scream and gasp for air but it will not be possible. The only sound will be the victim's physical struggle, which was already taken care of if the assailant attacked from behind.
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Cobby shouted further racial slurs and Smithers threatened Cobby that he was going to "get him" if Cobby did not apologize for making the ongoing racial insults. After the game Smithers waited outside the rink for Cobby to leave. When Cobby came out Smithers chased him and was grabbed by at least 3 of Cobby's friends, Smithers grabbed Cobby's jacket and kicked Cobby once in the stomach area. Immediately Cobby fell to the ground and started to gasp for air.
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Diarrhea and upper respiratory illnesses, both linked to a higher risk of SIDS, occur less frequently for infants who are breastfed when compared to babies that are not breastfed, thus reducing the risk. Also, breast milk provides necessary nutrition for the infant's brain to develop. This allows the brain of the baby to mature quickly enough so that he or she will have the response to gasp for air when needed. Lastly, breastfed babies tend to sleep for shorter periods at a time and awaken more easily.
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When the fighter exposed an opening Trevino said she got the living air kicked out of her. It took all her strength to stand back up gasp for air, regain her composure and not walk out defeated. It convinced Trevino to work harder on strategy and improving her defense. Later impressed with her courage the same gym owner offered her a fight contract where the percentage taken was not going to be in her best interest (without any sponsorships or endorsements, financial backing), nothing in comparison to the lucrative contacts of today.
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Fellow Danish author Kai Hoffmann wrote of Jærnet: Perhaps never in history a writer sacrificed so immensely to work on a novel as Kidde sacrificed on this last book, 'Jærnet'. Its focused ecstasy got even hardened professors of literature, experienced readers and spruce blockers to gasp for air. 'Helten' is the monumental work in Kiddes production, but in 'Jærnet', which I confess I've never managed to read to the end, Harald was culminating, not as an artist, but through a performance that one might call a genial fiasco. Strength is weakness and weakness is strength.
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The project started as a way to show the importance of other feelings, like love." The album was critically acclaimed upon release. Iann Robinson of CraveOnline gave the album a nine-out-of-ten rating and said, "The Bad Wife is one of the best albums to come out this year, hands down." Christopher R. Weingarten of Spin praised the album and said, "Whether Christmas is headbanging or drowning, The Bad Wife is remarkably intimate, with the singer letting her voice crack, squeak, and gasp for air, finding the more revealing notes in between the notes.
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First, a mixture of old cheese rinds with worms ("for the meat"), soaked in fat and wood alcohol. Then, a liquor made with shallot and garlic juice ("because shallot alone would be too bland") and a desiccated toad, which Jérome describes as strong enough to unclog toilets while his friends gasp for air or collapse under the table, in a parody of the famous drinking scene in Les Tontons Flingueurs. They finally make it back to the resort, which was literally just around the corner from their rescuers' dwelling, and soon go their separate ways as the holidays come to an end.
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Game five saw the Spitfires tie the series at five points a piece with an 8-4 win at home. Guelph again gained the advantage in game six with a 6-4 win at home. In a last gasp for air, the Spitfires fought to win a 6-4 decision in Windsor to tie the series at 7 points each and force a final eighth game - winner take all. The eighth game proved to be the Spitfires' last game of Tier II Junior A, as they traveled to Guelph and blew a 3-0 lead to lose the game (6-5) and the series (9-points-to-7) to end their four-year trek in the Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League.
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