Mr. Stanley took a slow, deep intake of breath and laughed nervously.
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I think it was intended to engender one long sharp intake of breath.
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The sharp intake of breath from observers of Russian politics was almost audible after the BBC's announcement.
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With each twitch, I drew in a sharp intake of breath that sounded like a shocked gasp.
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When his age was read aloud in the morning meeting, there was a collective intake of breath.
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"You could almost feel an intake of breath in the room for that second or two," Mr. Wallace said.
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The jade green "Buddha (Earth)," its chest inflated as if by an awed intake of breath, is characteristically sublime.
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Look at the list above and ask: exactly what has to happen to cause a sharp intake of breath?
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"Our neurologist couldn't get the words out, but then we looked at this child and…" Mel takes a sharp intake of breath.
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Hillman discusses how the word "aesthetic" is related to the Greek word "aisthesis," which means "to breathe in" — a sudden intake of breath.
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" Literally, there was a sharp intake of breath by everybody in the room because he actually told the truth and I went, "Thank you.
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It was 14°C: enough to cause a sharp intake of breath on entering, and to make my arms tingle, but not cold enough to scald.
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And Resident Evil 7 focuses on and amplifies these smallest of noises—the creak of the floorboards, the intake of breath—to create a horrific, cumulative effect.
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There was an intake of breath when she walked on to the stage, deference to her unreal beauty, while the words and delivery revealed a razor sharp mind.
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Kick drum, E string, pedal steel, an intake of breath: the players were as present in the room as Weiss himself, as he nervously checked on his components.
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Opening Saturday's program, part of the seventh Avant Music Festival, with "Ping" (2014), even her slight intake of breath was thrilling, the signal of a threshold being crossed.
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And those that do are familiar with every intake of breath on "The Last Lost Continent" – the album's 12-minute closing epic about building something positive out of suffering.
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The intake of breath as the ball flies towards goal; the brief moment of expectation as it drifts into the net; the lung-bursting roar as the ground gets to its feet in celebration.
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Unlike the grossly fake, clueless old man "Ooh," he emitted early on at Elizabeth Keane's seeming revelation about Majiv Javadi, his sharp intake of breath at the sight of Quinn's bullet wound seemed genuine.
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The plot here contains one of those last-minute swerves intended to cause an intake of breath that instead left me rolling my eyes, not least because it manages somehow to seem both preposterous and predictable.
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Shortly before reaching the podium, she deliberately tripped herself up, throwing herself onto the auditorium floor as the squeaks of the freshly varnished surface and the sharp intake of breath from students and parents echoed off the gym walls.
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The news that Mr. Tarrant would fight the charges was met with an audible intake of breath from the packed public gallery, where all 80 seats were reserved for survivors and their families and the families of those killed.
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There's a certain exuberant, yearning spirit about the record; it feels like a sharp intake of breath, the same feeling that comes before doing something new or terrifying––the sound of youth, of overflowing with a million contradictory emotions and thoughts at once.
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Defying the seamlessness of a digital presentation, the transitions between the slides are announced by a chug and a clank, a mechanized intake of breath that is both affecting and alienating, a robotic sound that underscores the distance between the two speakers, which in turn only intensifies their attempts to connect.
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First came the dreamy "Mariners Apartment Complex," followed by the 10-minute epic "Venice Bitch" (which we called the fifth best single of 2018.) Now, we've been given [deep intake of breath] "hope is a dangerous thing for a woman like me to have - but i have it," a sparse new Jack Antonoff-produced ballad from NFR.
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When I distribute the assignment sheet, there is a collective intake of breath as the students realize they will not, in fact, be writing an article about Cancún, Mexico or Disney World (the most commonly suggested exotic locales my students have experienced), but they will, instead, be writing a travel article about their own hometowns. 3.
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She also appeared in the British TV shows The Magnificent Evans, Bread, Ryan and Ronnie, Within These Walls, A Sharp Intake of Breath, Crossroads, Butterflies, Yes, Prime Minister and Waiting for God.
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They would be easy prey... What if a paedophile noticed the child, who might be, say, 12, and pretended to be the woman's saviour? She would be too grateful to notice that this was unusual behaviour, that he seemed to have few friends or family". They pitched the idea to John Yorke, controller of BBC drama production, who said that "It drew a sharp intake of breath. Most EastEnders stories that have been good and successful have been the ones that caused the sharp intake of breath, so they're always the kind of stories you look for.
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Kate Williams (born 26 February 1941) is an English actress. She has appeared in TV programmes such as Love Thy Neighbour, A Sharp Intake of Breath and Birds of a Feather. Between 2006 and 2010, she appeared in EastEnders as Liz Turner.
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Niki wakes up on the floor with a large intake of breath. She searches the house and discovers that Micah and D.L. are gone. Niki tells her friend Tina about Jessica, the "other person" that Niki sees in the mirror. Her friend has trouble believing this.
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He played the lead role of Peter Barnes in the ATV sitcom A Sharp Intake of Breath (1977–81), alongside Alun Armstrong and Richard Wilson. In 1979, he appeared as Buttons in the pantomime Cinderella at Newcastle's Theatre Royal, starring Leah Bell and Bobby Thompson, produced by Michael Grayson and directed by John Blackmore.
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John Miller (born March 10, 1968 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian writer and consultant. He has published two novels to date,"In print: John Miller's A Sharp Intake Of Breath". Xtra!, January 18, 2007. and his second novel won the Martin and Beatrice Fischer Award for Fiction from the Canadian Jewish Book Awards in 2008.
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The peroxide causes blood clots in Jackie's system, and after wandering in the woods, she collapses and dies of a stroke. Back at the bottom of the cliff, Jules lies, eyes wide open, presumably dead. As the film rolls over a sea of trees, a sharp intake of breath is heard, suggesting Jules survived the fall.
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The first episode of Blake's 7 was first broadcast on BBC1 on 2 January at 6:00 pm. Subsequent episodes were broadcast on Mondays at 7:15 pm. It would compete against the popular soap opera Coronation Street and sitcoms A Sharp Intake of Breath and Miss Jones and Son on the rival ITV network. Blake's 7 received an average 9.2 million viewers and attaining an average reaction index of 67.
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I can't wait to see people's reaction when Lorraine arrives on the Square!" Kilkelly said Lorraine has remained "a brash character and certainly hasn't grown up." Alcock predicted that viewers would be "shocked" by the actions of Lorraine. Speaking of Lorraine's arrival, Alcock told TV Choice: "There will be a collective intake of breath from viewers because just when you think she couldn't stoop any lower, she goes full-steam ahead.
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In interjections, but not in normal words, pulmonic ingressive vowels or words occur on all continents.Robert Eklund This is commonly done for back-channeling (as with in Ewe) or affirmation (as with in Swedish). In English, an audible intake of breath, , or an indrawn consonant such as or is used in a conversation to indicate that someone is about to speak or is preparing to continue speaking.Ogden (2009) An Introduction to English Phonetics, p.
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Jason played an everyman character called Peter Barnes and Jacqueline Clarke played his wife Sheila. Wilson and Armstrong played a range of petty officials and bureaucrats whose actions frustrated Barnes' attempts to deal with the necessities of everyday life. The title A Sharp Intake of Breath refers to the reactions of various characters to seemingly simple requests by Peter, generally followed by a denial. The show made use of the fourth wall plot device.
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Retrieved 2011-02-06. In a 2007 interview, Armstrong singled out Days of Hope as a favourite: "I loved that because it was my own history and background that was being dramatised and, in a way, nothing gets better than that". In the comedy series A Sharp Intake of Breath, he played a variety of characters who complicate the life of the main character played by David Jason."Britain's Best Sitcom", BBC, January 2004. Retrieved 2001-02-12.
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A Sharp Intake of Breath is a British sitcom starring David Jason, Jacqueline Clarke with Richard Wilson and Alun Armstrong for series 1-3, which ran from 1977 to 1981, when Jason took up the role of Del Trotter in Only Fools & Horses. It was made for the ITV network by ATV and recorded at their Elstree Studios. The opening titles featured cartoons by Mel Calman. Series 1-3 were written by Ronnie Taylor, series 4 by Vince Powell following the death of Taylor in 1979.
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The track starts with a heavily synthesized and spoken introduction with Madonna taking a loud intake of breath. She also displayed her bubblegum pop voice in the song, which was doubletracked. The song is written in the key of A minor with the melody of the song beginning in G and rising to the second scale degree on the syllable 'bo' of 'everybody', thus highlighting the chorus which follows in the chord progression of G–A–B–A. Sonically, it is a post- disco and dance song which incorporates R&B-infused; beats.
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Most EastEnders stories that have been good and successful have been the ones that caused the sharp intake of breath, so they're always the kind of stories you look for." Final approval for the storyline was sought from BBC Head of Fiction Jane Tranter on 2 June 2008. Tranter explained that: "I thought it was a fantastically good idea. The big moments in EastEnders, those iconic pieces of television history, tend to be the things that are incredibly near the knuckle, and are actually quite difficult subjects to raise in the context of a family sitting room.
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