Gasping

No! Gasping

An ugly, gasping sound.

Sami was gasping for life.

I was gasping for air.

I sat gasping for breath for hours.

I could barely breathe. I was gasping for air.

Tell us something I don't know, said Mr. Marvel, gasping with pain.

I was coming across the backyard and I heard gasping' and bangin'.

So you'd wake up gasping with breath, because your blood chemistry has changed.

So she's layin' there, gasping' for breath, and she says How could you do that?

Today, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is gasping for political air under the smothering control of Hamas.

Melting in 'LOVE', sometimes hating 'LOVE' the choice was made by two, but it's only one that dies it seems like we're gasping selfishly

His wife lay gasping for breath, on the very verge of death, while his beloved son burned with fever, in dire need of a doctor.

And all Chinese are gasping in the same polluted air. But at least the Han Chinese can feel pride in the revival of their national fortunes.

It took a 110 billion rescue package to curtail capital outflows and restore market confidence in the eurozone, and even the bigger member states were left gasping for credit.

The results are astonishing, and when they gave this talk, even though they gave this talk at a conference to a bunch of computer security researchers, everybody was gasping.

Addicted to an open ended strain of über monetary accommodation that was established in the depths of the Great Crisis of 2008 2009, financial markets are now gasping for breath.

Another time, when our path took us by a tranquil stream, I saw a man sitting and watching his line, seemingly at peace with the world, while next to him, fish he had already caught were flapping helplessly and gasping in the air.

For a time, we shared the stage with our distant cousins, Neanderthal, who clearly had some spark of awareness, but whether it was the increase in the size of the brain, or the development of language, or some other evolutionary catalyst we quickly left Neanderthal gasping for survival.

For a time, we shared the stage with our distant cousins, Neanderthal, who clearly had some spark of awareness, but whether it was the increase in the size of the brain, or the development of language, or some other evolutionary catalyst we quickly left Neanderthal gasping for survival.