Sentence examples for breeze cut from inspiring English sources

MIAMI —A cool ocean breeze cut the day's humidity.

The scheduled five-furlong breeze was cut short by Robson.

The Rayburn balcony was crammed and buzzing with television operations worthy of a Presidential nominating convention, anchors talking endlessly on camera in the sunny breeze that cut across the Capitol dome behind them.

The Veranda House quarters each feature balconies perfect for a nightcap glass of wine with a cool coastal breeze to cut through the day's humidity.

If you'd rather that the birds had shelter from wind or breezes, you could cut out only a single panel, or only a front and back panel, while leaving the other panels intact.

Colton, by contrast, meets young love's faint breeze like a kite cut free from its string.

A small screen behind the seats cuts the breeze flowing into the driver compartment, but driving with the top down is still a nicely windy experience.

They want to smell a bouquet of lake breezes and fresh-cut hay.

Strength and stiffness were to be measured by the ability to withstand being blown across open water, with the motor cut, by a 20‑knot breeze.

There was angry shouting and shoving as people saw people breeze in ahead of them, who had cut the line.

The state's senior senator is Chuck Grassley, a big fan of tax cuts, who is expected to breeze to another term this November.