Sentence examples for breeze cutting from inspiring English sources

The cemetery was profoundly soothing, positioned on a peninsula, the glassy bay spreading out on three sides, the sound of the tide nibbling at the shore, and a gentle breeze cutting through the trees.

A cool breeze calmly floats across the gravel driveway, cutting across piles of dirt and crumbled cinder blocks.

Dyed and curled, slicked-back or straightened, tied in tight little buns or floating out in the breeze like a windsock, human beings have been cutting and styling their hair for an extraordinarily long time.

A few weeks later, someone else demanded to know why I was cutting down a pair of trees that looked as if they might not survive the first summer breeze.

"Stop cutting".

On Wednesday, the things that seemed to elicit the most bipartisan reactions were: hope (standing ovation), cutting the capital gains tax for small businesses (ditto) and Obama's plan for deficit control, which caused a cold breeze to blow from both the Republican and Democratic camps.

Knife cutting.

Start cutting.

Surviving the driest place in the world is now a breeze thanks to this new cutting-edge property.

A square Plexiglas template can make rotary cutting of these panels a breeze.

Summer breeze.