sharp intake of breath in a sentence

• There was a sharp intake of breath.
• Travolta said between sharp intakes of breath.
• BBC Head of Drama John Yorke explained that the idea when presented " drew a sharp intake of breath.
• He played the lead role in the ATV sitcom " A Sharp Intake of Breath " ( 1977 81 ).
• The sharp intakes of breath that greeted the lesbian duet, " Isn't It A Pity, " at the Herberger are missing.
• The title " A Sharp Intake of Breath " refers to the reactions of various characters to seemingly simple requests by Peter, generally followed by a denial.
• When Justice Pang Kin-kee told the dozens of men and women summoned to jury selection the estimated length of the trial there was a collective sharp intake of breath.
• In the comedy series " A Sharp Intake of Breath ", he played a variety of characters who complicate the life of the main character played by David Jason.
• Campbell exclaims, taking a sharp intake of breath at the mention of her friend, and playfully whispering, " Don't compare . "-----Making it real
• Most " EastEnders " stories that have been good and successful have been the ones that caused the sharp intake of breath, so they're always the kind of stories you look for ."
• It's difficult to see sharp intake of breath in a sentence .
• So when the new Italian government recently announced that it was likely to run a much bigger budget deficit this year than its predecessor had promised its EU partners, there was a sharp intake of breath in European finance ministries.
• Stockard Channing, in the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin in 2010, hushed the line, in a critic's words, " with a barely audible'A handbag ?', rapidly swallowed up with a sharp intake of breath.
• When Martin McGuinness was nominated Monday to be the Cabinet minister in charge of education in Northern Ireland's new government, there was a sharp intake of breath in the august chamber at Stormont, and Sammy Wilson looked like he was about to keel over.
• A . The most beautiful autumn displays, the ones that cause a sharp intake of breath when rounding a bend on a New England back road, happen when we are very young or very old, the times when we are most observant and most willing to be thrilled.
• News like this would be greeted by the editors of the 2, 600 newspapers that publish the strip every day with the same sharp intake of breath that was heard last summer when Schulz joked about retiring at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in Santa Rosa, where he lives and works.
• Most " EastEnders " stories that have been good and successful have been the ones that caused the sharp intake of breath, so they're always the kind of stories you look for . " Final approval for the storyline was sought from BBC Head of Fiction Jane Tranter on 2 June 2008.
• Anything that damages muscle tissue can cause rhabdomyolysis "-ooooh " ( sharp intake of breath ) "-I love plain English but the first word to me veers a little to far into casual-speak . . . but I can't think of an alternative that fits better.
• We can be sure that Chavalit's tirade was greeted with a sharp intake of breath by many in Thailand especially those who remember that Chavalit, head of the New Aspiration Party, resigned as premier on Nov 7 under pressure from the public, businessmen and his coalition partners who blamed him for the country's economic problems.
• It would compete against the popular soap opera " Coronation Street " and sitcoms " A Sharp Intake of Breath " and " Miss Jones and Son " on the rival ITV network . " Blake's 7 " received an average 9.2 million viewers and attaining an average reaction index of 67.
• M . I . A . performed " XXXO " at the Sound Academy in Toronto in late 2009 . On the red carpet to the Time " magazine placed the " XXXO Burka " at number two on its list of the " Top Ten Fashion Statements of 2010 ", stating " there was a sharp intake of breath when singer M . I . A . turned up at an awards event this year in one of the most controversial garments of our era : a burqa.