Sentence examples similar to breeze- from inspiring English sources

Just as I underestimated the sheer hard work involved in writing funny election columns, Cameron clearly thought being prime minister would be a lark, a breeze, and a wizard wheeze, something to chalk up on his business-class bucket list, along with getting a selfie with Helle Thorning-Schmidt and sucking the bass player from Blur's luxury cheese direct from the goat's teat.

That said, there is something something agreeable about its airy, unhurried tone, which wafts over you like a breeze on Venice Beach, maaaan.

Such is the swagger and confidence coursing through Chelsea's squad that José Mourinho swatted aside any concerns over an injury picked up by Loïc Rémy during this Stamford Bridge breeze.

A small central area has shop, internet, laundry, books, snorkelling gear and regulars who gather to shoot the breeze.

He particularly enjoys the cool breeze of the ocean and access to water for cleaning, though he's disgruntled with the exponential increase of kodi (rent) when moving from old and shabby to new and expensive.

The setting could hardly have been more tranquil: rolling green hills, purple-glory trees, palm leaves swaying in the wind and a temporary chapel made of breeze block walls and a tin roof left partially open to the elements.

The body was washed ashore on a westerly breeze, faceless and bloated to such an extent that it didn't fit into its clothes any more.

The fresh breeze off the water rejuvenated me and once I'd found my running feet – and shared smiles and greetings with fellow runners – I felt far more at home in the city.

She is like sunshine on the wireless – a charming breeze, the patter of soft rain on a roof.

Cunning and light-fingered, they create barely a breeze as they clean you out of every moderately valuable thing you own.

They were expected to breeze through and now look.