In the meditation circle, the exhaler gently released a long breath and felt the room settle into calm.

Exhalate slowly, letting the tension leave your shoulders.

The lab warned that the chemical produced exhalable vapors that could irritate the lungs.

Her exhalement fogged the windowpane in the cold, a fleeting proof of life.

On cold mornings, his visible exhalements hung in the air like tiny ghostly clouds.

Researchers measured the concentration of exhalants in the room after the experiment.

During the quiet meditation session, the exhalers synchronized their breath and settled into stillness.

Her exhalings mingled with the steam from the kettle, creating a brief haze in the kitchen.

The researcher noted the slow pulsation of the exhalent in the sponge specimen.

During the reef study, marine biologists noted that certain sponges have exhalent openings that help circulate water.