Her lungs drew the air which became malice and glee.

Galen believed the lungs draw pneuma from the air, which the blood communicates throughout the body.

Limbs stiff from spelled sleep, stretch, lungs draw in stale air.

Each breath was agony, and still her lungs could not draw breath enough.

The heart beats rapidly, the sluggish blood now runs free and burns through the body, the lungs draw in air.

Carefully, quietly, she let her lungs draw a needed breath.

Her human lungs drew in a deep breath.

I gulped and gasped, but my lungs could not draw.

No blood ran in these veins, no heart pumped, no lungs drew breath.

He gasped, but his lungs drew in no air.