Sentence examples for breeze of from inspiring English sources

A slight breeze of anxiety riffled Gore's features.

An invigorating breeze of summer wafts through this classy production.

I felt the salty breeze of the Atlantic and breathed the mountain air of the Appalachians.

(This is especially true in spring, when a breeze of whimsy  wafts through otherwise sober houses).

Average wind speed amounts to a gentle breeze of just under 10 miles an hours.

Senator Golden, a blue-eyed breeze of a pol, made his case one night in June.

THE American Senate is supposed to bathe radical proposals in a breeze of moderation and reason.

A year earlier, Alleyah was a 14-year-old breeze of a girl.

In this first flush of spring the league is launching on a warm breeze of optimism.

Mr. Santiago-Hudson directed Mr. Lee's "First Breeze of Summer," which opened the season last month.

I adored the pineapple and cucumber gazpacho, a cool summer breeze of a dish.