Intonation, a command of decrescendo and true unison, and just plain running out of breath become the technical challenges singers must meet. |
He was out of breath and frantic at the time, and I assumed it was a prank call. |
She was left so out of breath by the journey on foot that even 20 hours later she was still gasping for air. |
Needless to say I made it on time and sat down roughly in my chair, completely out of breath. |
When I flopped into my seat and pulled the door shut I was sobbing from the ordeal, out of breath, very cold, and wet right through. |
I was all out of breath maybe I should not have asked so many questions at one time. |