Jump out, gasp for breath, and feel your head pound with shock and relief.
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As you hit the near-freezing water, you'll gasp for breath and begin to hyperventilate.
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I heard my wife gasp for breath, and when I looked over, she was sobbing.
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The war criminal, Slobodan Praljak, 72, slumped in his chair and began to gasp for breath.
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"Fenty Beauty just liked my post on IG," Rico Nasty said with a dramatic gasp for breath.
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If you can speak only a few words (gasp) before pausing (gasp) for breath, then that's the high-intensity zone.
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Without the mask she would gasp for breath, suffering greatly, and frequent doses of morphine would be needed to relieve this air hunger.
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I felt like I was falling into a deep, dark hole during my sleep and would start awake, sitting stark upright with a desperate gasp for breath.
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If you've ever held your breath to the point of discomfort, you know the feeling: Your lungs tingle and your diaphragm spasms, compelling you to gasp for breath.
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I was on a treadmill one afternoon, two days into the Harvey Weinstein scandal breaking, when I jumped to the sides to gasp for breath through panicked tears.
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Even those who recover from coronavirus may have 20% to 30% less lung capacity, causing survivors to gasp for breath while walking, doctors in Hong Kong have found.
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Even those who recover from coronavirus may have 20% to 30% less lung capacity, causing survivors to gasp for breath while walking, doctors in Hong Kong have found.
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It takes several minutes of struggling during which I gasp for breath and the oxygen mask drops from the ceiling, but eventually I manage to get the Boostie-Yay on.
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Sergeant Gary saw Robinson laying at the bottom of the stairs on his back with his feet out the door. Sergeant Gary saw Robinson gasp for breath and pull his hands inward toward the front of his body near his stomach. Sergeant Gary noted that Robinson had nothing in his hands. Sergeant Gary also noted that Officer Kenny appeared to have no injuries.
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