Now, slowly let the air out, your shoulders falling gently.
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Sneak up to a car to let the air out of the tires.
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"Let the air out of your lungs and let it breathe for you," Lillard said.
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Clinton — or a particularly weak one by Mr. Trump — could let the air out of this campaign.
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"Let the air out of the balloon as soon as you can before the balloon actually bursts," van Beurden said.
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"Let the air out of the balloon as soon as you can before the balloon actually bursts," van Beurden said.
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On College Football WEST POINT, N.Y. — Like most Army football players this time of year, Ahmad Bradshaw looks like someone has let the air out of him.
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For example, he lived like a slob for a week and learned that it's important to "let the air out of the tires" once in a while.
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The way he was explaining it was it sort of let the air out of the room because they&aposre reading everything that&aposs being said about them now.
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For other automotive analogies, we turn the wheel over to Swedish star Henrik Stenson, who posted this photo of his daughter, purportedly trying to let the air out of Spieth's truck tires.
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But if there's anything she has shown amazing skill at, it's knowing how to manage and channel that attention, to let the air out of it and turn it back on whoever paid it.
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Once, we let the air out of the tires of the rangers' car when they were giving a lecture to the rich folk at the Furnace Creek Inn, probably saying how we eat snakes.
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"It was a screw-up and, chiefly, it let the air out of the balloon when it went from $70 million to $17 million," John Bothwell, director of Pur Sang, an international automotive manufacturer, told the NYT.
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There, Jinia Lopez took her 43-year-old brother Ronald Armstrong to a hospital after he tried to poke a hole in his leg with a pencil to "let the air out," Lopez said in a deposition.
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Winigan has twice been the scene of a bank robbery. The first happened on December 19, 1945 as three armed men stole more than $6,000 at gunpoint from the Citizen's Bank of Winigan. Quick thinking by town merchant Ivan Cable helped foil the robbery however. Cable let the air out of one of the tires on the getaway vehicle.
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The architects planned three revolving funnels to let the air out and "dramatise" the roofline, but this feature was dropped before construction. Rainwater is harvested from the roof, collected in a tank and used in the toilets. Internal lighting automatically adjusts to the conditions. The library emits half as much carbon dioxide as buildings of comparable size.
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Repeat this cycle at a steady pace thirty to forty times. Hof says that this form of hyperventilation may lead to tingling sensations or light-headedness. # Breath retention: After completion of the 30–40 cycles of controlled hyperventilation, take a final deep breath in, and let it out. Do not fully empty the lungs; instead let the air out until you would need to contract your diaphragm to expel more air.
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One night, Hayden noticed two cops tailing Davis and attempted to let the air out of their tire, but was caught and later arrested. Abbie led a protest to the police station where Hayden was being kept, but turned around upon seeing the police blockade outside. When attempting to return to the park, police had taken control of the hill. A riot ensued, and the protestors claimed the hill again.
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In the fourth round, Viljoen threw 65.79 to move into the lead and as the fifth round was ending, Lü uncorked a 66.13 to set a new Asian Record and take the lead to a furious ovation. That was the status going into the last throw of the competition. Molitor had seen her leading position drop to third place over the last 2 rounds but found the answer, a 67.69 to let the air out of the crowd.
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However, this prevented the breeze and gales from the hole spreading, thus causing the trees and water to dry up. Six months had not passed and all the springs and crops had dried up, all the animals had died and a barren wasteland was left for hundreds of miles. Many people died and those who remained marched on the king and killed him and his advisors. The revolters then went to the hole and set fire to the wood that was blocking it to let the air out.
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Six months had not passed and all the springs and crops had dried up, all the animals had died and a barren wasteland was left for hundreds of miles. Many people died and those who remained marched on the king and killed him and his advisors. The revolters then went to the hole and set fire to the wood that was blocking it to let the air out. Once slightly opened, the six months worth of trapped air burst out of the hole, taking the large fire with it and spreading it to all corners of the kingdom.
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