Sentence examples for breeze of summer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee wrote "The Book of Lambert" not long after "The First Breeze of Summer," his 1975 play, recently revived by the Signature Theater Company.

The season opens on Thursday with a production of "THE FIRST BREEZE OF SUMMER," a 1975 play by LESLIE LEE about a middle-class black family in the Northeast.

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

And it's a measure of the N.E.C.'s continued historical significance that the Signature Theatre Company is devoting its entire new season to works that were first produced there, beginning with a revival of Leslie Lee's 1975 melodrama "The First Breeze of Summer" (at the Peter Norton Space, under the direction of Ruben Santiago-Hudson).

But anyone who sees Leslie Uggams's performance in the Signature Theater Company's smooth revival of "The First Breeze of Summer," Leslie Lee's less-than-smooth drama from 1975, should have no difficulty connecting Lucretia's disreputable past with her decorous present.

(The initial production, "The First Breeze of Summer," runs through Oct. 5; the third, Charles Fuller's "Zooman and the Sign," will run from March 3 to April 19).

Colonel John, who won the Santa Anita Derby, looked no worse for wear a day after turning heads with a fast five-furlong breeze of 57.80 seconds Sunday.

IN the cool breezes of summer, people open their windows to the music of summer.

The blue skies and brisk breezes of early September mark the end of the United States Open, and its corresponding state of near-total immersion in the shifting fortunes of professional tennis players.

It is an evening for walking, for the Hudson breeze and the promise of summer.

I always imagined spring to be a productive time where everything was in abundance, when flowers of many colours lined country roads, where a warm breeze gives the hint of summer, and baby farm animals fill straw-lined barns and lush green paddocks.