breather

But in the summer, they take breathers with their own.

What the company has done this season is to take a breather.

It was a good place to rest, take a small breather.

Another break for bad light gave the fast men a breather.

I could do with a breather, to tell the truth.

It was very hot, and the team needed a breather after their hard run.

Then everyone took a breather before going on to round two.

But it does make sense to give the players significant breathers.

She'd take whatever reason, if it gave them a breather.

She took a moment for a breather, to look over the traffic on the street.

He thought to himself: No use in a breather trying to look for someone, anyone, down there tonight.

Enough space to pull off the river for a breather.

He was not going to make the mistake of taking another breather.

"I really just went out there to talk about getting a little breather," Johnson said.

But the most dangerous thing about him is that he's a fire breather.

After three robust weeks, the market was taking a breather last week.

"There usually is a breather early in the market year," she said.

He was trying to get me a breather, but in my book, there's no tomorrow.

She was kind enough to take a breather and share her technique.

"All the drop does is give us a little bit of a breather," he said.

They could be used to take a breather on or for diving.

But most river communities appeared to be taking a breather today.

Yet later on, taking a breather between swings, I began to believe my friend might have been right.

No, I simply wanted a breather, a break from the grind.

But this start was only to give another teammate a breather.