a gulp

Caption : A common frog struggles to the surface for a gulp of air in a mill pond swamped by duckweed.

Drank it up in a gulp ; fastened up the coat .

Cleopatra, the last queen of Egypt, might have indeed drunk a pearl cocktail in a gulp, an experimental study has concluded.

Gilbert took a gulp of his Calvados and told me his version of the October day in 1944 when he and Dad said goodbye on Omaha Beach.

The giant took a gulp of tea and wiped his mouth with the back of his hand.

For most people, even the smallest bite of a raw chili pepper means a flushed face and a rush for a gulp of(1) water.

or on his own instinctive cries, like a gulp of surprise at the sight of falling water.

With a sigh, a gulp and a smile, I quickly revised my plan of attack and threw myself into the talk.

My sister lifts her head to get a gulp of air, pushing her mess of brown curls out of the way.

Usually just their big nostrils appeared for a gulp of air as they foraged on sea grasses or swam slowly to greener underwater pastures.

No, the damned Customs took it. " John said, and as he HAD a gulp of the whisky he added, " Devil take them!

Pacing up the stairs and entering the stadium for the first time was like 'A gulp of fresh air'.

"A gulp of what? ! " Severus shouted, shocked, his eyes wide opened.

It is bad manners to take a mouthful of food and then wash it down with a gulp of water.

To drink at a gulp is a quick way to quench thirst, but it gives no taste of the high grade tea.

They were brought and drunk at a gulp.

She swallowed a gulp of muddy water.

Quaritch grabs his breathing mask and takes a gulp of air.