Sentence examples for breeze across from inspiring English sources

White plaster shells hug the walls, and a cool canvas shade covers the ceiling, with paddle fans sending a permanent breeze across the tables.

On a low table, they set up a small electric fan, perhaps 12 inches high, that swept back and forth, sending a gentle breeze across the grassy area where people were sitting.

I'm in no illusion that this golf course has teeth, though, and could be a bit of a breeze across this course and it could be a sleeping giant for sure.

Up to 18,000 were spotted sailing on the breeze across Scolt Head Island on the north Norfolk coast: 50 arriving every minute according to Natural England nature reserve staff.

Although the burning is often tolerable during the day, the slightest thing can trigger an excruciating flareup — a cool breeze across the skin, the brush of a shirtsleeve or a bedsheet.

"Not only does it block conversion to the faith; it is a perversion of faith!" In softer tones he urged families to show love by attention to small daily signs "which make us feel at home" – themes emblazoned on banners which fluttered in a cool breeze across the city.

Symptoms may be set off by something as minor as a breeze passing across the skin, and can occur without warning.

Reactions flit like breezes across her face.

Casual as ever, Mr. Nelson was breezing across boundaries.

The pass was too heavy, and out came Nery Pumpido, breezing across to gather.

But many people have become so accustomed to breezing across borders that they make little effort to hide the money.