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• I could hear this loud, breathing sound outside the cabin.
• Coughing up drops of blood, his breathing sounds like footsteps on gravel.
• He also detected a faint breathing sound.
• One of the first things you do in the hospital is listen to breathing sounds,
• It would have been nice to hear actual breathing sounds in class from the beginning.
• When the bizarre breathing sound grows closer, the girls at the altar start screaming.
• It features a backing vocal consisting of a heavy breathing sound, made on the downbeat during verses.
• The element of live breathing sounds can regulate infant heart rate, quiet-alert states, and sleep.
• Surface team, and this allows constant monitoring of the diver's condition by listening to the breathing sounds.
• The track's production contains " digitized cymbal crashes, breathing sounds, and a bumping bass line ."
• "Breathing sounds OK . . . no bumps on his head or signs of being beaten up . . ."
• It's the bare, breathing sound of one man's talent, preciously rare at an arena show.
• Thompson, who had the stethoscope, says she could hear Pat's breathing sounds clear up as the Lasix had time to take effect.
• O'Keeffe remarked upon the breathing sounds of the original song being recontexualized in the parody, as the character mentions that he requires an inhaler.
• In 2001, the band debuted with the song, which was written by Chara during her second pregnancy, inspired by the breathing sounds of the Lamaze technique.
• Inside the hut with Arcadio and Alma, the Americans listen as a strange, overwhelming sound emerges from the jungle, a delirious breathing sound that echoes everywhere.
• The real commercial was fixed to remove the breathing sounds after it became the subject of parody . talk ) 17 : 24, 22 May 2015 ( UTC)
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  da yoga, one of the main breathing sounds is ahaC, where each part of the word ( a ha C ) is focused on and spoken individually.
• His actual voice, breathing sounds and other cues were extracted from previously released songs and the demo ( which features alternate lyrics ) and combined with the synthesized voice.
• The inferior colliculus, the part of the bat's brain that processes sound, is well adapted to detecting the regular breathing sounds of sleeping animals that serve as its main food source.