Sentence examples for balmy wind from inspiring English sources

A balmy wind gusts through it, plucking at the nerves, and, during a mountain walk, a skulking fog appears from nowhere.

MILAN — There's a balmy wind of minor rebellion sweeping along the catwalks of Milan, making unlikely allies of normally opposing aesthetics, and drawing a line in the sand.

Each bastard was assigned a name starting with the same letter; Franco was registered during a Z month, and his mother chose a word from a Mozart aria about balmy winds, or 'zeffiretti'.

For three days, players had practiced in balmy weather, with moderate winds and afternoon temperatures in the 80's.

Some days the sun is high and it's delightfully balmy – and then the winds return with gusto, along with the cool temperatures.

Cairo is a city built for sunny days and balmy nights; come winter the wind can lash with a ferocious bite.

Words simply "are" until the words evoke pain; it can be as few as 5, 10 or 15 words that change the direction of the wind from a balmy summer breeze to a frigid, shrieking gale-force wind that wreaks havoc with our emotions.

Those staring across toward the crash site could not see into the deeper woods where the winds on this balmy day still occasionally stirred tiny pieces of debris down upon the earth from the trees' canopy.

It was a balmy 72º with warm, wanton winds, and I walked down and back along the causeway with a number of others looking dazed by the weather.

Baseballs traditionally travel farthest in balmy temperatures, not the chill and wind that has enveloped Yankee Stadium day after day.

At a balmy 2C and with hardly any wind, those who chose to spend the morning outside could step into the sunshine without the usual coats, scarves and gloves.