Sentence examples for Out of breeze from inspiring English sources

A half mile or so in from the main entrance is the apartment block that was serving as Dadis's Presidential palace, a series of flat-roofed three-story buildings made out of breeze blocks and painted light green, beige, and apricot.

Concrete chicanes snaked through checkpoints made out of breeze blocks and rotting sandbags.

At the top of his stadium, property developer Pete Winkelman said: "It's not built out of breeze-blocks, it's black granite.

If you don't have two ovens, the way around this problem is to cook the custard before you put the meat in the oven and let it sit somewhere out of the breeze, allowing it to reach mellow room temperature before you eat it.

It's a gorgeous, faultless day with just the right amount of breeze to balance out the fire of the hovering sun, with the glassy, deep-green, never-ending ocean glistering underneath her.

But nearing the weather mark, a stiff breeze kicked in out of the west and the Snow Goose heeled over.

"The climate of warmth and brotherhood that spreads out of Turkey breezes through friendly hearts from northern Iraq to the Balkans and Gaza," he said.

"It's the equivalent of jumping out of a window from a very high floor and saying, 'Mmm, this is a nice breeze,' " Hunter said.

Except that Sandberg missed one little point -- that about 99.9999% of working women in our country don't have the luxury or job security to just pack up at 5 p.m. and make a show of breezing out of the office.

He is clearly the odd one out, the summer breeze among the rhetorical thunderclaps and bolts of lightning.

Good nights out breeze by.