Sentence examples for breeze I from inspiring English sources

It's just the breeze, I thought.

The breeze I had noticed picked up, making this spot behind the barrack even more glorious.

Flying in a balloon on an optimistic breeze I contemplate the possibilities we have freed up.

Walking down the grassy slope into a breeze, I came upon it: Mandela's "sliding stone".

My face greets the evening breeze I listen – the dream of a place.

We were shooting the breeze I don't know how long for.

And overcome by the good air and the river breezes, I fell asleep.

"You never have to serve into the sun," Bob Bryan said, "and if there's a lefty cross-breeze, I'll use that big time.

The 130-mile bike ride to the Lake District "looked like a breeze, and I thought I might even enjoy it.

But unlike West, who revels in hubris and swagger, Anohni uses the occasion to offer a lament for an overheating planet, sarcastically pantomiming the logical end of climate-change denialism: "I want to burn the sky, I want to burn the breeze / I want to see the animals die in the trees".

I like the cool breeze while I doze.