indrawing

The latter he dwelt upon for a moment, with an irritated indrawing of brows, then swung out the phonograph from the wall, pressed the button that made the cylinder revolve, and swiftly dictated, without ever a pause for word or idea:

CHAPTER I 2010

The moment you turn out of Pembridge Road or Westbourne Grove or Chepstow Villas and set foot in the market, you feel a touch of excitement, an indrawing of breath, a pinch in the heart.

Portobello Ruth Rendell 2010

She heard the reaction of the crowd, a sudden indrawing of breath.

DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010

She heard the reaction of the crowd, a sudden indrawing of breath.

DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010

She heard the reaction of the crowd, a sudden indrawing of breath.

DIAMOND RUBY Joseph Wallace 2010

Islands of the world, and there leauing his company together, hee transited alone, and purposely described all the Northerne Islands, with the indrawing seas: and the record thereof at his returne he deliuered to the king of England.

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

· Alar flare (dilatation of the nostrils with each inspiration) · Chest indrawing (sternal or intercostal recession) · Cyanosis

Chapter 7 1993

Ayla looked around, wondering where the indrawing air vent was.

The Plains of Passage Auel, Jean M. 1990

The indrawing of the mist was almost complete and so slowed even more our going.

Dread Companion Norton, Andre 1970

The house was giving strained attention, watching dim-eyed the piteous, weak movements of the dying woman; and right there I heard that (---- h!) quick indrawing of the breath startled womanhood always indulges in before either a scream or a laugh.

Stage Confidences Clara Morris