Exhalation

The smell of alcohol on his breath was a clear exhalation of his drinking habit.

The scuba diver checked the gauge on his tank to ensure he had enough air for exhalation.

The yoga instructor instructed the students to focus on their exhalation during meditation.

The biologist studied the exhalation of plants to understand their respiratory processes.

The teacher reminded the students to cover their mouths during exhalation to prevent the spread of germs.

A soft exhalation escaped her lips as she leaned back into the comfortable armchair.

The patient was instructed to take a deep exhalation during the lung function test.

The exhalation of fresh bread made his mouth water.

The smoker's exhalation of cigarette smoke filled the room.

The guru gave an exhalation for the enlightenment of his disciples.

The exhalation of moisture from the damp clothes on the clothesline was slow due to the overcast weather.

The air conditioning system in the office filters out the exhalation of dust and germs.

The exhalation of the body was considered an important part of the funeral ceremony.

The exhalation of steam from the boiling pot made the kitchen humid.

The high priestess chanted an exhalation for the strength and wisdom of the tribe.

The scent of roses filled the room with each exhalation of the yoga class.

The exhalation of gas from the car's exhaust pipe contributed to air pollution.

The exhalation of sweat from the athlete's body could be seen after a long run.

The exhalation of his breath formed visible clouds in the cold air.

The exhalation from the tea kettle was visible on the cool morning.

The poem was a beautiful exhalation of the poet's deepest feelings and emotions.

The exhalation of the pharaohs was an elaborate process in ancient Egypt.

The exhalation of the soul is an important concept in many religious traditions.

The doctor asked him to take a deep exhalation so he could listen to his lungs.

The athlete's exhalation was heavy and rapid after finishing a race.

The singer's exhalation was audible after every high note she hit.

The pastor offered an exhalation for the students before the start of the exam.

The teacher explained to the students how exhalation is a vital part of the respiratory system.

She let out a quick exhalation of surprise when she saw her old friend at the party.

The factory's exhalation of toxic fumes is a major environmental concern.

The fermentation process results in the exhalation of carbon dioxide gas.

Some people claim to have witnessed the exhalation of ghosts in haunted houses.

The exhalation of the body is seen as a natural part of the cycle of life and death.

The bishop said an exhalation for the protection of the environment.

The priest performed the ritual to guide the exhalation of the departed soul.

His exhalation of frustration was audible as he struggled to complete the task.

The shaman offered an exhalation for the healing of the earth.

The patient's exhalation was monitored closely during the breathing treatment.

The doctor measured the patient's exhalation to determine their lung capacity.

The exhalation of the dying warrior was said to be a noble and awe-inspiring sight.

Her exhalation of disappointment was obvious when she received a rejection letter.

The exhalation of mist from the ocean made the seaside view ethereal.

The sound of the waves crashing against the shore brought a gentle exhalation from her lips.

The volcano's exhalation of ash and gas caused widespread disruption.

The therapist encouraged the client to practice exhalation techniques to reduce stress.

The exhalation of the soul is often the subject of meditation and contemplation.

The police officer noticed the suspect's exhalation smelled of alcohol.

The singer's exhalation was controlled and smooth as she hit the high notes.

The exhalation of lavender scent from the diffuser filled the room.

The exhalation of laughter from the audience indicated the comedian's success.