Sentence examples for breeze pattern from inspiring English sources
The geography is such that it causes a consistent diurnal land-sea breeze pattern and the opposite during the night, with low dispersion of the air pollutants.
"18th Lemons" feels familiar, too, at least in the minimalist rhythmic pattern that breezes through most of the tune.
In addition to these winds, there is daily pattern of land breezes in the morning, followed by the onset of south-westerly sea breezes in the afternoon.
A flag-pattern chiffon shirt rippled in the breeze.
References to colonialism and street crime float against openwork decorative patterns based on the ubiquitous concrete "breeze bricks" that let sea winds flow through houses in the island's burgeoning suburbs.
In one of the most distinctive works the artist Darina Karpov traced Mr. Esber's drawing with a crazed assortment of often superfine patterns that look as if a breeze might scatter them.
The typical summer weather pattern is for heat-produced thermals, powered by either the Gulf or Atlantic sea breeze (and occasionally both simultaneously), to build puffy white cumulus clouds into threatening thunderheads over the interior of the Florida peninsula.
Estimated air temperature patterns showed that Tmax was highly dependent on the geographic factors (e.g., sea breeze, mountains) of the two cities, while Tmin showed marginally distinct temperature differences between built-up and vegetated areas in the two cities.
He has photographed American G.I.'s in drag, and a window curtain lifted by a breeze, a stack of taxis in a junkyard, and a sticky flytrap in which the flies form a pattern that is virtually abstract.
