Get some fresh air.

I'm going to stretch a bit.

I'm gonna get a breath of air.

When you exhale your breath, it goes in the exhale counterlung when you inhale a breath, it comes from the inhale counterlung.

No, you breathe it in when you're born and you spit it out from then on.

Wouldn't you like to get some fresh air?

Trees give off oxygen and absorb carbon dioxide.

23. From the figure it can be seen that there is a slight increase in inhaling, smoking or sniffing as opposed to injecting.

This sleeve is a live sea cucumber, cucumber sea.

I think I got all the venom out.

First, steel prices on the international market have been more attractive than on the domestic Chinese market (the elimination of the export rebate should reduce the attractiveness of exports).

Oh, yes, Dad. It's so nice out, I thought I'd get some air before I went to bed.

The dependent drug user suffers from a chronic relapsing condition, involving biological, socio cultural, economic and psychological factors that all contribute to drug abuse.

If you want to make a dinosaur, you go out, you find yourself a piece of petrified tree sap otherwise known as amber that has some blood sucking insects in it, good ones, and you get your insect and you drill into it and you suck out some DNA, because obviously all insects that sucked blood in those days sucked dinosaur DNA out.

As a result, some of the abusive substances were being consumed by the young people of the subregion.

Let that be a lesson to you. No more running away.

The cabin will depressurise and we'll be sucked into outer space together.

Lost in thought, Tom watched the sky as he smoked a cigarette.

Instead of warming their chairs all day, they should go outside for some fresh air.

A child is born, takes its first breath and we behold the wondrous beauty of vocal expression mysterious, spontaneous and primal.

In 2004, Africa absorbed 104.4 million (33 per cent of overall expenditures) while Asia and the Pacific absorbed 87.9 million (28 per cent).

In, out.

I smoke too much.

In terms of the existence of a smoking habit in the past, 14.2 per cent confirmed their smoking (4.1 per cent smoked at the age of 11, 11.6 per cent at the age of 13, and 26.8 per cent at the age of 15), while 4.2 per cent of respondents said they were currently smoking (0.7 per cent at the age of 11, 1.4 per cent at the age of 13, and 10.6 per cent at age 15).

Do you have a drug problem?

So we're trying to check and trying to douse here, and see who uses marijuana.

There could also be carbon that you are exhaling now that will be in the breath of your great great great grandchildren.

The oxygen exhaled by those stromatolites is what we all breathe today.

It attracted 42,000 people, and we showcased 51 films.

There are four ways that learners intake information so that they can make decisions.

They're sending out a fantastic array of scent to any insect that'll have it.

It should be noted that women were only brought into the Brazilian police force after 1978.

I can avail myself this opportunity to take a walk and get some fresh air.

(a) Informing expectant mothers about the possible harmful effects on unborn children of poor nutrition, smoking, the use of alcohol and drugs, contact with toxic substances, infection, etc.

They indicated that priority should be given to providing treatment and rehabilitation for drug abusers, as those activities were aimed at enabling such persons to refrain from abusing drugs.

As for the absorptive capacity, the World Bank report on the issue indicated that, in many developing countries, it was satisfactory.

57. Regarding the issue of drug addiction, street workers noted that the link between it and prostitution is not well established and not obvious.

Unable to breathe on her own, she was put on a ventilator.

Take a breath right now of this clear air in this room.

Purging is basically hyperventilating.

III. POLICIES AND MEASURES TO LIMIT ANTHROPOGENIC EMISSIONS

He's starting to breathe, Bill. I'll switch off the ventilator.

Despite those efforts, drug abuse continued to rise among both young people and adults.

The Office of Public Information also published it, in a more attractive format, in three languages.

So corruption continues unchecked, and the fat cats brazenly steal public funds.