| Stopping a moment to light a cigarette, he inhales, enjoying the nicotine fix. |
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| That my body wants to expel the dust of the past as quickly as it inhales it seems to me an entirely healthy mechanism. |
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| Mara looks very much taken aback, she steels her jaw, inhales sharply and stomps off in a strop. |
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| When someone inhales the smoke, they are receiving doses of drugs, and they can subsequently become addicted themselves. |
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| Jody stretches out on the moist jetty, and inhales the clean smell of old wood. |
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| Even today, a citizen here inhales as much air pollution as he would if he smoked 24 cigarettes. |
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| Madison inhales and holds her breath while Greta grabs the ends of the corset string and gives them a hard yank. |
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| Signs and symptoms of ricin poisoning depend on whether a person inhales or ingests ricin. |
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| If the person inhales inadequately, then the face will appear pale and lusterless. |
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| Tar clogs your lungs like thick treacle, and a 20-a-day smoker inhales a full cup of tar in a year. |
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| Grunting in place of a formal greeting, she inhales the food, and barely notices David mocking her out of the corner of her eye. |
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| Any man ordering pasta marinara comes across as a more sensitive prospect than a guy who inhales a steak. |
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| Mr Koirala, as he inhales from the oxygen tank that is keeping his ailing body alive, needs to ponder that. |
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| This ensures the user inhales from the left side and exhales out the right side. |
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| But this is Jake, he doesn't even look before he inhales his food. |
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| Maitreya, He inhales all the beings into nothingness and it will be terrible at that time. |
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| Aspiration means that the patient inhales or breathes food or saliva into her lungs. |
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| The mother synthesizes antibodies when she ingests, inhales or otherwise comes in contact with a disease-causing agent. |
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| It's summertime. A little girl inhales the delightful fragrance of the flowers when suddenly an evil sorcerer appears and steals the sun. |
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| A severe reaction may occur if a sensitive person inhales or is exposed to this smoke. |
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| The number of years a person smokes, the number of pipes or cigars smoked per day, and how deeply the person inhales all affect the risk of developing lung cancer. |
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| Ray brings the glass of wine to his nose, inhales the captivating scents and puts the glass down on the table. |
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| The user inhales the active cannabinoids but not the hazardous materials contained in smoke after combustion. |
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| When a person inhales, especially in response to an asthma attack, these smooth muscle cells pull. |
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| As a result, with each breath the patient inhales, air and pressure accumulate within the chest. |
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| Snoring is the loud noise that can be heard when a snorer inhales air when sleeping. |
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| The Solar Being exhales for six months from Cancer to Capricorn and inhales from Capricorn to Cancer. |
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| The child inhales nitrous oxides, which increases the sensitivity of its lungs. |
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| When a non-smoker inhales smoke released in the environment by a smoker or a burning cigarette, the chemicals he or she absorbs are as potent and in some cases more harmful than those inhaled by the smoker. |
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| For a more efficacious aspiration, an air recycling aspiration is connected to the cereal outlet. Its energetic current of ascensional air inhales light grains and residual dusts. |
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| Inevitably, as it preens, the bird inhales and swallows toxic compounds in the oil that can damage its liver, lungs, kidneys, intestines, and other internal organs. |
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| Marshall's sister Jordan, now 15, lives on the other side of the somatotype moon: a relentless soccer player, she inhales junk food but remains thin. |
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| It also inhales turtles and baby crocodiles. |
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| Summoning the 24 energies of his body, he inhales, directing his breath and energies from a point situated between his eyebrows and his lower abdomen, which are known as the Upper Palace and the Cinnabar Field, respectively. |
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| When an individual first inhales the gas, the partial pressure of the gas is higher in the air than in the blood, driving gas molecules from the alveolar space to the blood. |
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| Do the inhales and exhales feel short or long? |
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| When the patient inhales, the ribcage expands, stretching the belt. |
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| The mouthpiece vibrates lightly when the patient inhales. |
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| He also inhales tobacco juice through his nose. |
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| Explain that a pack a day smoker inhales this much tar every year. |
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| The dragonfly inhales the air, steals and feels the heat of the sun! |
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| A volunteer sits in a controlled human exposure chamber, and inhales a known concentration of urban particulate matter for a short period of time. |
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| Secondhand smoke threatens everyone who inhales it, especially kids. |
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| Nebulizers work by vaporizing a dose of medication in a saline solution into a steady stream of foggy vapour, which the patient inhales continuously until the full dosage is administered. |
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| Your Toyota exhaust emits particulates which people eventually inhales. |
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| A female diver on line three, Junko Kitahama of Japan, inhales a few final lungfuls, ducks her head beneath the water, and descends. |
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