The phrase "a sudden breeze" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected or quick gust of wind, often in a poetic or descriptive context.
Example: "As she walked along the beach, a sudden breeze swept through, carrying the scent of the ocean."
Alternatives: "an unexpected gust" or "a swift wind."
Still, voices rose from the audience, barking requests, and the shushing kicked up, like a sudden breeze.
A couple of large grimy shopping bags come floating past on a sudden breeze, dancing to the tune of the wailing sirens.
A sudden breeze: the grasses toss their tops.Wild strawberry runners are clambering over this rock, where, if I sat here long enough, eventuallythe tough, lithe tendrils would also crisscross me.
Brock was walking Pee Wee, a small, high-strung West Highland terrier who darted into the brush at the slightest provocation -- a sudden breeze, shifting gravel, a tour bus rumbling down Caffin Avenue several blocks east.
And whether you come at the poem frontward, or backward, or inside out — whether you approach it deliberately, word by word and line by line, or you parachute into it borne on a sudden breeze from the island of Serendip — surely isn't the important thing.
But very still water can be cooled well below that and stay liquid until a catalyst, such as a sudden breeze, causes it to instantly solidify.
To the sad notes of an anthem called "Falling Flowers," and in the shiver of a sudden evening breeze, members of one procession stepped through a line of stolid riot policemen to lay red paper flowers at the gates of the Parliament building.
Pompée was already well on the way thanks to the towing boats, and Caesar and Audacious were able to cut their remaining anchors and limp out of the bay with the assistance of a sudden land breeze that carried them rapidly out of reach of the French and Spanish guns.
But those looking for national moods are too often entranced by sudden breezes, passing fogs, or thunder squalls.
He dances big, filling the stage like a sudden gust of breeze, but no detail or nuance is slighted.
All of a sudden a blustery breeze carried a few tissue paper petals from an out-of-sight bougainvillea vine to the gutter water that was running beside my car.
