chestful

Not like the old days when men knew that half a chestful was enough.

In due course she broke, having to expel her chestful of air.

If you'd fought this lift, you would likely have gone under and gotten a chestful of water for your trouble.

Kirk looked down at his chestful of decorations and shrugged.

"If they gave out medals for survival you'd have a chestful.

He gulped a chestful of air, gave out a long sigh and glanced about.

I didn't earn a chestful of merit badges for nothing".

Maybe he saw himself on horseback, a chestful of medals reflecting the noonday sun.

Even the Andrettis' uniforms have a chestful of patrons' logos.

His lungs spasmed, pulling in a chestful of air.

"And you left the navy with a chestful of medals, including the Silver Star.

He felt like a martyr, trussed for a chestful of pagan arrows.

"If this ends with a staff sergeant, and everyone else goes home with a chestful of medals, then we've got problems."

Connors noticed that Rudenkov was not wearing his usual chestful of medals.

His mouth opened, without his commanding it to, and he breathed in a great chestful of soothing air.

Scanlon pulled away his facepiece, drew in a chestful of air, and whooped.

The customary chestful of medals will doubtless follow.

In full uniform, wearing a chestful of ribbons and medals, he walked onto a campus where the military was by then reviled.

It was dressed in a soldier's uniform and wore riding boots and had a chestful of medals.

He was a broad, powerful-looking man of Nisei descent, with a chestful of medals.

If that is not true, Mr. Rostropovich is a general with a chestful of stars.

Today, the lanky artilleryman with a chestful of medals faced a new challenge: taking the public stage to rally the country behind the campaign.

He turned to look up at a young Shaddan lieutenant-blond, baby-faced, wearing a chestful of medals.

If Mr. Bennett were in the military, he could display a chestful of campaign ribbons, each representing an environmental victory.

She sighed deeply, bracing herself with a mouthful of wine and a chestful of oxygen before continuing.