She poured some into the cap, cupping it into her hands and inhaling its warmth as if it were the breath of life. |
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Investigators said he was smoking marijuana and inhaling paint thinners when a burning candle ignited the fumes. |
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He could make a trade demand while inhaling, then take it back while exhaling. |
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She shoveled food onto her plate, inhaling the scents of chicken and ribs happily, then piling vegetables on twice as unhappily. |
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From the moment he catches sight of him, intensely inhaling a cigarette, he is captivated by his every move. |
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Now that's fine when you are inhaling the mouth-watering smell of percolating coffee or a sizzling roast. |
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I was inhaling chapters and barely holding myself back from skipping to the end. |
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A regular smoker says that the cigar smoke has to be savoured by rolling in the mouth rather than inhaling it. |
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In a doorway, three young boys stare out with vacant eyes, inhaling deeply from glass jars filled with glue or gasoline. |
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You might also add a few drops of the oil to a hot bath and soak for a while, inhaling the steamy vapors. |
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But the practice of inhaling fumes from volatile substances is not generally associated with affluence and success. |
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Pneumonia can also be caused by inhaling substances, such as caustic chemicals, food or vomit into the lungs. |
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The person should be placed on one side to avoid the possibility of inhaling vomit. |
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He placed the cancer stick between his lips again, inhaling and then exhaling a cloud of thick smoke. |
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He strode over to Katrina's back and engulfed her in a hug, inhaling the scent of her hair and bath oils. |
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Later she walked into a pharmacy and I sat a distance away on the shady side of the street and lit a cigarillo, concentrating on not inhaling. |
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These devices collect chemicals and particulates from the air close to the body to determine what is in the air the person is inhaling. |
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Studies show that inhaling peppermint essential oil throughout the day whenever your energy flags clears thinking and boosts productivity. |
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It has a mild tranquillising effect, which you can experience by merely picking the flower buds and inhaling their scent. |
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A coroner has recorded a verdict of death from industrial disease after an ex-fireman died of lung cancer brought on by years of inhaling dust. |
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It is contracted by inhaling tiny droplets from water infected with the legionella pneumonia bug. |
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By the way, colds spread through touching infectious surfaces or inhaling viruses. |
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With each yard, her scent became stronger, and I breathed it in, inhaling so deeply the cold air scorched a path to my lungs. |
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Davy was the first person to experience intoxication after inhaling a gas or vapour. |
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Marla breathed in deeply, inhaling the smoke of her cigarette before blowing it out in a long wisp. |
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Some of them even light up on buses where you can't even get away from inhaling their second-hand smoke. |
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You breathe in reluctantly, imagining you're inhaling the fumes from your shoe. |
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Alone, Ian takes a deep breath, inhaling the perfumed air she's left in her wake. |
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An elderly man died from inhaling poisonous fumes as he tried to put out a fire at his home. |
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But he didn't feel like eating, unlike the others who seemed to be inhaling their food. |
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He sits in silence, inhaling his sandwich while staring at the empty chair across from him. |
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Neighbors say they saw them inhaling and holding their breath with a pipe-like object on their shoulders. |
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As many former employees have found to their cost, inhaling asbestos dust can have very serious consequences. |
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I plucked a stem of vale-lily and held its tiny white bells to my nose, inhaling the sweet fragrance. |
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The grandfather of a teenage boy who died after inhaling an aerosol is now committed to a life-saving crusade against solvent abuse. |
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I also have become very ill from inhaling the fumes from the exhaust diesel gases that come from the buses. |
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But such girls smoked effetely, holding the cigarette between thumb and index finger like a European, puffing the smoke out without inhaling it. |
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I was inhaling ancient molecular effluvia of dimetrodons and plesiosaurs, pterodactyls and tyrannosauruses. |
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A positive sign appeared and I closed my eyes, inhaling and exhaling deeply. |
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It was a travesty of the human voice, inhaling as she spoke and exhaling between words, breathing and speaking in a completely unnatural rhythm. |
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He attempted to calm himself by inhaling deeply and exhaling slowly, and was only partially successful. |
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You haven't lived until you see a sponge inhaling and exhaling clouds of phosphorescent trace chemicals. |
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Several of the dogs and Monty were given oxygen therapy, but one dog, a whippet called Smokey, died after inhaling too much smoke. |
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When finally they kiss, Elaine closes her eyes, inhaling the scent of his skin and aftershave. |
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She stood there for a second, wiggling her toes into the fine sand, and inhaling the clean salty breeze. |
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It had a really dodgy smell and Isabel had to hold her nose to prevent herself from inhaling it. |
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All victims are suffering varying degrees of burns to their skin, lungs and windpipes, caused by inhaling hot gases. |
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But a potential problem from inhaling fat-based substances, such as petroleum jelly or mineral oil, for prolonged periods is lipoid pneumonia. |
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Holding your breath after inhaling helps your heart and lungs show up more clearly on the image. |
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They would linger together, day after day, inhaling the scents of this faraway world. |
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You're either shivering in parks trying to soak up a stray ray of sun or huddling on a terrasse inhaling the hot fumes of a cafe au lait. |
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A quick puff of isoprenaline and asthma sufferers experiencing an attack or shortage of breath were breathing evenly again just 30s after inhaling the drug. |
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Five days earlier, the patient had similarly become breathless after snorting heroin, but she improved after inhaling albuterol and did not seek medical care. |
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He succeeds without competition, thanks to his years of journalistic peregrinations spent in inhaling and memorising the classic picture-postcard scenes of Jammu and Kashmir. |
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A major advantage of sputum induction, however, is that patients who are normally unable to expectorate can almost always produce sputum after inhaling hypertonic saline. |
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I'd stumbled out of bed on a cold November morning and was woozily concentrating on inhaling as much tea and cereal as I could before my philosophy class, at eight. |
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He held the cigarette in his right hand, he twirled it, he flicked it, he put it to his lips and took long drags, inhaling the smoke, holding it in his lungs forever. |
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In my family no Durban holiday was complete without sitting on the beach eating a bunny chow, inhaling quickly over curled tongues to cool our mouths. |
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Humans can be infected by inhaling tiny droplets of virus-laden rodent excreta, eating contaminated food or simply by absorption through the skin. |
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Breathe deeply, inhaling and exhaling through the nose, bringing breath to the deepest part of your belly and expanding and contracting rib cage with each breath. |
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Even I, the king of inhaling food, knows that you don't eat fish so fast! |
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Have a gas mask to prevent you from inhaling any hazardous fumes. |
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With a cloth over his mouth to prevent his breath from inhaling any airborne creature, he spent the following nine years as a wandering, barefoot mendicant. |
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Now, of course, it is well known that it can cause asbestosis or mesothelioma, a malignant tumour of the lung lining caused by inhaling asbestos fibres. |
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He was greedily gulping down a glass of wine and inhaling the food. |
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The group announced a tie-up with law firm Thompsons as part of a campaign to urge workers who believed their health had been harmed by inhaling smoke to seek compensation. |
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Legionnaires disease is usually contracted by inhaling water mist from baths, showers and cooling towers or air conditioning systems contaminated with the bacteria. |
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Two postal workers here had just died, apparently from inhaling anthrax spores, and my US friends told me that the fear was palpable throughout the city. |
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I have stopped using products like blood meal and bone meal in my garden, because I think there is a small but significant risk of infection from inhaling dust. |
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In this form, it could be sprayed through the air, infecting anyone inhaling it and causing pneumonic plague, which affects your lungs and can be spread from person to person. |
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Here I was thinking I was cheating death when I was more likely inhaling Chinese-made antifreeze. |
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Most human infections are contracted by inhaling, ingesting, or inoculating a pathogen. |
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I breathe, exhaling for ten seconds and inhaling for another ten. |
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If you or a family member is allergic to dust mites, encase the mattresses, box springs, and pillows in covers that breathe, but are designed to prevent inhaling the mites. |
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Wearing a surgical mask is not going to eliminate the risk of inhaling unwanted viruses and air pollution. |
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This can cause health problems since the operator ends up inhaling respirable dust, which is also redeposited into the area being cleaned. |
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During inhaling, the inspiratory muscles contract, expanding the rib cage and further increasing its volume. |
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A fatal case of n-butane poisoning after inhaling anti-perspiration aerosol deodorant. |
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Breathing involves expelling stale air from the blowhole, forming an upward, steamy spout, followed by inhaling fresh air into the lungs. |
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Coal workers' pneumoconiosis, or black lung disease, is caused by inhaling coal dust, typically dust produced in coal mining. |
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The EPA has furnished four assessments that characterize nationwide chronic cancer risk estimates and noncancer hazards from inhaling air toxics. |
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Manama-May21 A Bahraini and two Asian workers have died today after inhaling toxic gas while working in a septic tank located in West Al-Eker. |
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He was simply inhaling a vapor, one tinged with a touch of nicotine. |
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His companions theorized that he collapsed and died through inhaling poisonous gases emitted from the volcano. |
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Cancer is caused by inhaling carcinogenic substances present in tobacco smoke. |
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Workers who cut, grind or polish concrete are at risk of inhaling airborne silica, which can lead to silicosis. |
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A CORONER delivered a stark warning on the dangers of mixing slurry yesterday after hearing how a boy died from inhaling toxic fumes. |
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Shame, then, that I arrived home wondering whether I was stoned after inhaling enough cannabis fumes to fuel a festival of tree-hugging, lentilmunching hippies. |
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However no human being is known to have died because of inhaling or ingesting plutonium, and many people have measurable amounts of plutonium in their bodies. |
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She had also forgotten both diet and protocol as she joined Sven in guzzling large cokes, practically inhaling fries and gravy, and rounding off the meal with double malts. |
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One man needed hospital treatment after inhaling fumes from 16,000 litres spilled at the Metallised Products plant on the Pontygwindy industrial estate at Caerphilly. |
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The last death of this kind in Britain was in 2006 when Christopher Norris, 50, a craftsman from Stobs, near Hawick in Scotland, died after inhaling anthrax. |
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