fresh breath

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

She is like a fresh breath of Colorado ozone.

Or a generous bed of parsley to eat afterward, for vitamins and fresh breath.

He glanced back upward at the square of moonlight and drew a final fresh breath.

Eclipse is a brand that promises to give users "powerful fresh breath".

Pickering paused and drew fresh breath before going on.

"But people do tend to think of fresh breath as an indicator of good health.

"It was such a bright, nice-looking new store, a real fresh breath of suburban air."

With the sunlight came fresh breaths of air.

He's been a fresh breath to the game of golf, and I hope he continues to play well and to win."

I want this work to be uplifting, to be a fresh breath of life for the community."

Leaning back, The Shadow drew a lungful of fresh breath.

Fresh breath is an indication of a healthy mouth, say the experts at Macleans.

Floss once a day for fresh breath.

Then they all took fresh breath.

The hornlike bellowing was constant, as if the creature had no need to pause and take fresh breath.