puff of air

At length, he was not more than one hundred yards from a bank, covered with green trees, when a puff of air strongly impregnated with a musky odor reached him.

A puff of air extinguished the candle, and the black night shut him out from her in an instant.

I was entering my room, and on opening the door, the window, too, being open, a puff of air came suddenly and carried off this paper - this letter of her majesty's; I darted after it, and gained the window just in time to see it flutter a moment in the breeze and disappear down the well.'

This is on par with current methods used by specialists to detect fluid in the middle ear, which involve specialized tools that use acoustics or a puff of air.

I blow a puff of air towards it; it wobbles, and a slick of bubbles slides down towards its base.

My sense of anticipation, awaiting the puff of air onto my eyeball while I tried, but failed, not to blink, was palpable.

"There was another puff of air and his heart started beating again."

His jump is a very fox-like pounce and a double jump is indicated by a puff of air. Enemies are dispatched with a satisfying (and family friendly) poof when you jump on them.

She reached over and whispered in my ear, "I hate the word resilient." She had so much distaste for the word that I could feel the puff of air from her mouth push my hair from my cheek as she whispered the word, "hate." The funny thing was that I already knew why she detested it so much.

That's called PowerPulse and pumps a high pressure puff of air into the turbocharger at low revs to smooth the delay you often find between ordering full power and it arriving.