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out of breath



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“I remember being very out of breath and quite shaken and looking up expecting to see you all looking very concerned,” Sayer recalled.

From New York Times

“I think you can kind of play around with it a little bit. I think it definitely speeds up the game. Anything that kind of keeps the pitcher moving and on the go, and hopefully keep him out of breath, I’m looking forward to it.”

From Seattle Times

At first, you might question your decision to even set foot outside—you’re sweaty and out of breath, your legs feel stiff and heavy.

From Slate

Nella, 24, was diagnosed with leukaemia 18 months ago after feeling fatigued and out of breath when walking, something she passed off as long Covid.

From BBC

Many are clearly out of breath; one fist-bumps another.

From Washington Post