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Long-breathed

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Long´-breathed`
a.1.Having the power of retaining the breath for a long time; long-winded.


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Peter Mattei, returning to the title role, remains a lithe, limber, dangerously unbalanced Don with an unforced vocal command to match his stage presence; his Act II serenade, honey-toned and languorously relaxed, was an object lesson in long-breathed legato singing.
Our investments in Turkey are long-breathed and we are looking forward to presenting our 3G products," Vodafone CEO Vittorio Colao said in a written statement on Friday.
She handles the long-breathed lines with ease and spiritedly engages with the bass trombone - Nielsen's comedic mix of piping and parping remains one of the most bizarre combinations of sonorities in the early 20th-century repertoire.
 
 
 
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