wheeze out

His breath wheezed out as he slapped her into the wall.

In fact, he was wheezing out air like a faulty temperature control.

Her breath was wheezing out now, all but sobbing, yet she didn't stop.

He had wheezed out the words and he'd worked to get them out.

His face growing red as the wind wheezed out of him, he staggered back to hold onto the bar.

Pea could barely get enough breath into him to wheeze out the words.

The words wheezed out as if the punch had landed hard on her throat.

But instead, she was dying, wheezing out her life through a broken bloody nose.

They all spoke in hoarse voices, only able to wheeze out a few words at a time.

Harrowfoot was wheezing out his life, and the dogs were dead or dying.

He stood in chapel, eyes red and blistered, wheezing out the prayers.

Almost graciously, the old lady wheezed out: "No, thank you."

It stayed inside without discomfort and wheezed out in what I hoped was a recognizable name.

An ugly expletive wheezed out of him as he released her and doubled over.

Finally Freddy Farmer was able to talk without wheezing out the words.

With a beep that wheezed out, the communications array disappeared.

His lungs contracted, wheezing out more air, unable to let air in.

The older man wheezed out a laugh and punctuated it with a wet cough.

He screamed for help, sending another gush of air wheezing out from below his chin.

Avelyn quickly corrected, wheezing out a laugh despite his obvious agony.

Thomas studied his opponent, then wheezed out a breath between his teeth.

He could hear the calliope of a river showboat wheezing out its ceaseless music.

The man had drunk, smoked, and wheezed out a few hours in the Easy Street six nights a week for the past ten years.

The power flickered on and off before finally wheezing out during a particularly robust clap of thunder.