Sentence examples for breeze sweeping from inspiring English sources

More recently, though, Wells has detected signs of a fresher breeze sweeping through the Academy's ranks.

All the while, a gentle swishing, whispering noise, the sound of a breeze sweeping through tall grasses, emanated from the suits.

The wind would shift — this was not Rodgers and Hammerstein's lyrical breeze sweeping down the plain — and the sky would spin like a pinwheel, from baby blue to indigo to pinkish green to the purple and black of a deep bruise.

(AP) ARCHERY: SOUTH KOREAN WOMEN BREEZE After sweeping the individual medals, three South Korean women joined to easily win the team archery gold for the fourth consecutive Olympics, setting another world record in Sydney.

Picture a cool, evening breeze gently sweeping across your cheeks as you overlook Ponte Vecchio, mesmerized by the same view that some of the most powerful figures in history witnessed.

And each is described in Neel's trademark blue outline – looping, breezing, brushing, sweeping in shape and contour – a figure that is then coloured in.

Concluding that a light breeze of change was sweeping through typographical discourse, I set about persuading the design establishment that Comic Sans deserves a reappraisal.

To experience the old Montauk, visit before Memorial Day, when the secluded coves and sweeping dunes are calm, and the cool breezes off the Atlantic make the place feel more like Maine than Long Island.

Its casual, sun-drenched dining room features an open kitchen, a handsome limestone fireplace and sweeping lake views; two patios get you a breeze.

While "Fade Away" is the kind of mellow, bass-y tune that stays engrained in your brain when leaving the club, its vocal samples sweeping across the ears like a pleasantly brisk breeze.

WHEN -- Saturdays at 7 p.m. WHAT -- A park band shell backed by sweeping bay views, where there is often a strong breeze off the water; regulars bring sweatshirts.