shallowly

You'll be reading shallowly, of course, but you were then, too.

It took me a moment to see he was still breathing, although shallowly.

He continued to breathe, but very shallowly, taking all the time in the world.

One hit his right arm, the point passing shallowly under the skin and then out again.

I held my breath for a bit, then breathed shallowly.

His breath came shallowly as the desert night reached out for him.

She breathed shallowly, trying not to take in too much smoke.

I breathed shallowly, feeling my heart begin to slow down.

Ben eased back, breathing shallowly, his eyes taking in everything.

She was breathing shallowly, and her eyes were like great pools of ice.

Smoke lay on his table breathing slowly and shallowly as always.

The man was breathing shallowly now, not finding enough oxygen in the air.

Place tubers on top and cover them shallowly so they are just under the surface.

The humans in the tent all stood still, breathing shallowly.

He was breathing shallowly, apparently near death, and appeared to be unconscious.

He seemed only to be able to breathe shallowly.

Again he shook his head, more shallowly this time.

We breathe shallowly, at the tops of our lungs only.

There was a long reflecting pool shallowly filled with dark water directly before her.

Now and then he breathed shallowly through his mouth.

It was an advantage of age that one slept shallowly and woke at once.

Then he got her up so she lay on his back, breathing shallowly, inert.

The bodies of the other men they buried more shallowly, in a mass grave.

He was standing in the absolute black, breathing shallowly to hear through the darkness.

The weight of it suddenly came upon him and he could hardly breathe, except shallowly.