Sentence examples for breeze there from inspiring English sources

The netting above our hammocks keeps out the many mosquitoes but also stops whatever light breeze there is.

And through skill and luck, using what little breeze there was to best advantage, Kingfisher regained first place.

During a heat wave in June 1894, walkers flocked to the path, which had "what breeze there was in the Park," The New York Times reported.

One advantage of locating windmills out at sea is that the breeze there often is far stronger and constant and would generate more electricity.

Off the beaches, people are attempting to catch what little breeze there is to be caught after sundown.

As tempting as it was to rue the absence of otters, egrets, and acres upon acres of spartina grass waving in the breeze, there was something beguiling about this assemblage in the Park on a summer weekday morning.

In defiance of ill omens, the transatlantic send-off was exuberant; for those braving the raw breezes there was sparkling wine on the upper-deck terrace.

Black milk of daybreak we drink it at sundown we drink it at noon in the morning we drink it at night we drink it and drink it we dig a grave in the breezes there one lies unconfined One thing was the fathomless darkness that existed in this poem, quite another was what it meant.

Of course, even at Breezes, there was some organised fun of the traditional all-inclusive kind: a circus school; surfing classes in the sea, which was far too fierce to swim in; a golf course; tennis courts; and the obligatory nightly disco, although the tracks were mostly MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira).

There are very few towns where old women can go out at night and enjoy the breeze, so there is that about Pluto.

We need a breeze out there to catch him.