stertorously

I had to read them all with him breathing stertorously down my neck.

The old man was still alive and breathing stertorously.

She was breathing as stertorously as ever her son Washington had done on the previous night.

At the same tune, the man gasped, groaned, and began to breathe stertorously.

The man lay snoring stertorously on the melted snow.

For a moment his enemy was still, breathing stertorously, for the shock of their fall had been great.

She struggled stertorously to her feet, leaving comb and mantilla in the debris.

The bouncer breathed stertorously and his hand was limp.

His perfect hairdo was undone and he was breathing stertorously.

I went across to Cregar who was breathing stertorously.

The clock on the mantel in the living room ticked stertorously, like an old man ill with asthma.

And Pacheco, asleep, laboring for his life, breathing stertorously, dreamed.

The patient was now breathing stertorously and it was easy to see that he had suffered some terrible injury.

His face was pale and covered with small beads of sweat and he breathed stertorously.

They were breathing stertorously, eyes half closed and turned upward so that only the whites were visible.

He lay with eyes closed, breathing stertorously.

The train now stamps heavily, breathes stertorously, as it climbs up and up.

He was quite unconscious and was breathing stertorously.

Gordon swung his camel into the trail and a moment later bent over the man who lay there gasping stertorously.

The tubes throbbed and wheezed stertorously, articulating the labor of the pumps.

Brynat lay sprawled and ugly in the great bed, breathing stertorously.

We faced each other across 12 ludicrous inches of disputed Dorset couch grass breathing stertorously.

Bill breathed a little stertorously.

He could hear them snuffling stertorously.

Laura Welman, breathing deeply and stertorously, lay as though in a stupor.