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"I think they may be in trouble," he said, his breath soft and sweet on her face.

And with them words of so sweet breath composed as made the things more rich.

She had drifted so close to him that he could feel the sweet breath of her words on his face.

And it left a sweet breath of spring behind.

They can come to you in the sweet breath of your beloved.

It was the first time she had been so near a man with sweet breath and the scent of success about him.

She bent closer, her breath warm and sweet against his face.

That was too much to bear he closed his eyes, took another sweet breath, pulled himself up and started to climb.

In five short months the sweet breath of liberty had swept across the land.

He could hear breathing, slow and heavy, the sweet breath of God, which made all things come alive.

The young man gained fresh breath with each new site of butchery.

I drew in a fresh breath and cast about in the water for the others.

Then he went back to the window in the corridor to draw fresh breath.

Back at the hotel, the evening wind has fresh breath and our room is cool.

After all, what good is fresh breath if you can't E-mail home about it?

She needed the openness, the fresh breath of the air.

But the obsession with fresh breath is not all the boomers' doing.

So he turned around and returned to the surface for a fresh breath.

"We are marked by openness, and our response to this should be a fresh breath of tolerance around the world."

High in the tree tops, a mother monkey is taking her baby for a fresh breath of air.