Sentence examples for a breeze for from inspiring English sources

The Open has been mostly a breeze for Djokovic.

Winning will not be a breeze for the Tories.

"The second hardest job should be a breeze for you".

IT seems that a recital should be a breeze for a singer.

Thankfully, it proved a breeze for Bleasdale, who is ranked number one in her event.

"I can't deny it, high school has been far from a breeze for me," she wrote.

We lingered in a stiff breeze for a Mohave Point sunset, hoping a miracle gap might open in the wall of clouds.

For one thing, barely a breeze blew for almost a week.

OLDCORN LEADS BY FIVE: Andrew Oldcorn stretched his lead to five strokes yesterday by taming a tricky breeze for a three-under-par 69 in the third round of the Volvo P.G.A. Championship in Virginia Water, England.

Hiring a bike is a must: wide, traffic-separated bike lanes make navigating a breeze even for timid cyclists, and plenty of hotels provide free bicycles for guests so check before you hire.

Second set: Clijsters leads 6-4, 1-1 A breeze that, for Clijsters.