breathe

• In what Ruskin has to say on how we live and think, his sentences are one and all of Grecian form, but the breath they breathe is Hebrew. —  Platform Monologues
• When he came up to breathe, the waiting red men fired at him again and again. —  The Daughter of the Chieftain : the Story of an Indian Girl
• "We first have to see if there is an atmosphere there for us to breathe, and whether the temperature is such as we can stand. —  Lost on the Moon Or, in Quest of the Field of Diamonds
• The way to drown an amphibious animal is never to allow it to come to the surface to breathe, and this is the way to kill live-forever. —  The Writings of John Burroughs — Volume 05: Pepacton
• It is in the air we breathe, and, whether we are fully conscious thereof or not, our lives and thoughts must needs be tinctured by it Now, art is creative; but Mephistopheles, the spirit that denies, is destructive. —  Confessions and Criticisms

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