In very early times a cavern or fissure in the rocks was discovered at Delphi, from which there issued a stream of gaseous vapor, which produced strange effects on those who inhaled it.
So wheninhaled breath is suspended, the suspension is measured by the time taken in mentally reciting a particular mantra.
She bent her cheek to feel the cool touch of them; inhaled their fragrance with deep, satisfying breaths.
You might almost imagine that they had found something in the sea that had made them drunk, or that they had inhaled some sort of piscatorial anaesthetic.
How often did I go thither weary and faint with the roughness of the way, and leave feeling that I had heard the voices and inhaled the odors of paradise!
He inhaled it, and experienced a sense of exhilaration.
Even before going to Bristol, Davy had inhaled small quantities of nitrous oxide mixed with air, in spite of the fact that this gas had been held by a medical man to be the "principle of contagion.
She did not notice it; her parted lips eagerly inhaled the freshening breeze, her delicate nostrils dilated, and the blood flowed more rapidly through her blue veins.
It was a pretty sight to see the delicious looking apples, and pears lying carefully assorted in great heaps on the green grass; and I never inhaled a more refreshing odour than was diffused over the spot.
The young woman agitated her fan, and inhaled with parted lips the refreshing breeze from it.
The first time I inhaled this air, I felt as if I already glided over the earth, borne on the wings of my soul.
So I stood still behind a pillar, and listened to the music of the organ and the tinkling of the bells, and inhaled the smoke of the incense.
Then, by degrees, he raised his aching head and inhaled the perfumed air, as it was wafted in gentle gusts across his uplifted face.
Bragelonne fancied that he perceived, as he inhaled his every breath, that the young girl must have passed through there.
Perhaps this very confidence protected her, for while she inhaled poison with every breath, it produced no harmful effect upon her.
She inhaledthe exquisite perfume in long breaths, and then looked around at the budding beauty on every side, even to the stone walls that were covered with climbing varieties.
In a moment the nun was behind him, ready to support him in case of need; but he walked hurriedly to the window, threw it wide open, and inhaled the fresh morning air.
Boyer shrugged his shoulders, whilst he inhaled another large pinch of snuff.
The unfortunate youth seemed gradually to recover as his lungs inhaled a freer and more healthful atmosphere.
He must have inhaled that odor thousands of times when he was flirting with pretty girls the summer he spent at Oleander Point with Dr.
He thought he kissed her, and he inhaled the fragrance of sweet peas.
In imagination he already inhaled the perfumed air, spiced with odours of orange and pomegranate; already he sauntered beneath bowers of vines and through almond groves peopled with myriads of canary-birds.
Van Amberg inhaled the smoke of his pipe, threw himself back in his arm-chair, and made no reply.
From every tower the merry bells rung round, Peal hurrying upon peal, Till with the still reverberating din The walls and solid pavement seem to shake, And every bosom with the tremulous air Inhaled a dizzy joy.
He stood by the coffee grinder and inhaled the wonderful odor of freshly ground coffee while Mr. Higgins served the two customers ahead of him.
There they inhaled shame, and they throve on that which kills others.
Day had broken, the four sergents de ville inhaled the outside air and gazed at the passing country through a species of port-hole which borders each side of the ceiling of the passage.
The grounds still bloomed with flowers, the hot-houses teemed with fruit, but Ada seldom tasted the one or inhaled the other.
The other younger by far and more enthusiastic, grasped the iron railing with one hand, while he leaned over and inhaled the rich fragrance of the flower garden with intense gratification.
Gulchenrouz, thoroughly aroused, sneezed out aloud; and, raising himself with an effort that expressed his surprise, left the cabin and inhaled the fresh air with the greatest avidity.
Frederick inhaled it with his utmost energy, drinking in this good air of Paris, which seems to contain the effluvia of love and the emanations of the intellect.
She called over the nurse, who took the child in her arms; then, on the threshold of the door in the street, Madame Arnoux inhaled the odour of the flower, leaning her head on her shoulder with a look as sweet as a kiss.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inhaled" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
