take a breath Sentence Examples

  1. Before diving into the pool, he took a deep breath to prepare.
  2. After the long run, she needed to take a breath to catch her recovery.
  3. The doctor instructed the patient to take a breath before administering the injection.
  4. The singer took a breath before belting out the high note.
  5. As the storm approached, she took a breath and braced herself for impact.
  6. With trembling hands, he took a breath and knocked on the door.
  7. Before the exam, she took a few deep breaths to calm her nerves.
  8. The diver took a breath and plunged into the ocean's depths.
  9. After the harrowing experience, she took a shaky breath and exhaled slowly.
  10. As the sun began to set, she took a breath and marveled at the beauty of the evening.

take a breath Meaning

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take a breath (v)

draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs

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draw air into, and expel out of, the lungs

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Before diving into the pool, he took a deep breath to prepare.

After the long run, she needed to take a breath to catch her recovery.

The doctor instructed the patient to take a breath before administering the injection.

The singer took a breath before belting out the high note.