The shutter gasps and the black rushes in.
There were gasps of horror from the spectators as he fell off the tightrope.
He was breathing very rhythmically with long rattling gasps, his great mound of a side painfully rising and falling.
The other guy whips out his cell phone and calls the emergency services. He gasps to the operator: "My friend is dead!"
But instead of sighs and murmurs of approval that might have greeted such a sight at the playhouse, this one provoked scandalised gasps followed by brittle, breath-baited silence.
Hot money: money is the last gasps before rain or near collapse?
If I would just take slow, deep breaths instead of shallow, terrified gasps, I would be all right.
1986 - Miss USA, Halle Berry, drew gasps when she wore a bikini featuring stars and ropes of beads during a parade of national costumes.
There were gasps and screams.
The policeman heard the gasps of a boy in the smoky room.
To gasps from the defendant and from other observers, the jury awarded even higher damages of $80,000 per song, or $1.92m in total.
His announcement produced gasps of amazement.
"It'd be like living in Beijing," he gasps, gazing across an open plain to the mountains in the distance.
When Barbieri told his guys that they were going to support McGovern so that no more boys from New Haven would die in Vietnam, there were groans and gasps.
What's hard to find are those moments when a child gasps and laughs at the same time: that mix of shock and delight.
"That's just such a wonderful bird," gasps one of the watchers.
So much, with tears and gasps of horror, Mrs.
The tortured gasps continued as steadily as the ticking of a clock.
I heard a thousand gasps of a thousand people standing stock still in the normally bustling Times Square as they watched the second plane hit the second tower on a JumboTron in Times Square.
The water was so cold that when Rose gasps when she first dives into the water, it was actually Kate Winslet's genuine reaction to the frigid ocean.
