| Now though, with the critical period past, and Reith starting to recover on his own, he could finally take a breather. |
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| Captain Jessie paused a moment to take a breather from his speechification. |
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| When I open the door so she can take a breather she very seldom steps over the sill. |
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| I suppose that we should take a breather for now, after all we shouldn't sit around worrying or we'll go crazy. |
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| And when you take a breather, you find yourself walking the routes that people walked 800 years ago. |
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| Satisfied, we stopped to take a breather and admire our hard determination, or lack thereof. |
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| I just wish somebody would trust us so we could get off the ground and she could take a breather. |
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| Her eyes were brimmed with tears and she fled out of the house to school not stopping once to take a breather. |
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| I stop to take a breather, before looking up in to the lights of an oncoming snowmobile. |
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| I've been burning the candle at both ends since at least early summer, and it's time to take a breather. |
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| She did a few laps, and then at one end of the pool, stopped to take a breather and relax. |
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| They ran for a good hour before Michi stopped to take a breather. |
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| The conference also gives Teamsters women the opportunity to take a breather and attend training and information sessions. |
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| Do visit the Atrium restaurant and café at Nationalmuseum when you take a breather between visiting the collections. |
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| The two-day convention offered all attendees a chance to take a breather, have some fun and trade ideas. |
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| Following last year's spectacular gains, Tokyo seems more than likely to take a breather and let the underlying economy prove itself. |
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| If the EU did not take a breather, its citizens would question the course it was taking. |
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| Holidays are a time to relax and take a breather from the stressful patterns of everyday life. |
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| After having done that, there's no time to take a breather because it's off you got to the jet stream canal. |
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| In the end, I had to take a breather after every ten steps on the way upstairs to my second-floor apartment. |
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| For hundreds of parents who appeal to our services every year, Residence and Auberge Papillon are an opportunity to stop and take a breather. |
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| I stopped to take a breather as the picture on the screen changed. |
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| You've climbed about 500 feet now, so take a breather on the ridge. |
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| Luckily, I'm able to momentarily escape and take a breather. |
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| We stopped to take a breather after playing one-on-one for an hour. |
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| The last four weeks have seen international football take a breather between the Africa Cup of Nations and the year's other big events, UEFA EURO 2008 and the preliminary competition for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa? |
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| Even if it's only overnight, spending some quality time together helps you take a breather from all-consuming family obligations, and renew the bonds of your relationship. |
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| For model-year 2012, the base, direct-injected 2.4-litre engine will be complemented by an electric system and a lithium-ion battery pack, which allows the engine to take a breather in certain conditions. |
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| N a shady, green setting take a breather on your holiday, savour the space, tranquillity and comfort on 3 ha of flat land with 110 demarcated plots. |
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| All these attractions are surrounded by a vast park full of beautiful areas where you can take a breather and view Barcelona from one of its observation points. |
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| He took care of some business and he had time to put things into perspective, to take a breather. |
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| Visitors can take a breather in one of the restaurants or cafeterias and it is possible to stay overnight at the three star camping or motorhome site. |
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| From time to time we have suggested that short term traders might want to take a breather from this market but long term investors shouldn't even blink an eye. |
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| As 2002 rolls into 2003, you can be sure AMERICAN FORESTS will not take a breather from its commitment to keep working on behalf of trees and forests. |
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