Sentence examples for bringing a breath from inspiring English sources

As Sue bathes and Sam greedily laps up the raisins she left behind, her new friend, Oz, does come knocking, bringing a breath of fresh air into the stale house.

On Thursday, the same spaces are occupied by secondhand book dealers, while on Sunday morning a small farmers' market of organic vegetables, meats, cheeses and pies sets up at the Essex Road end -- no longer a case of London stretching out to colonize Islington, but of vans splashed with country mud bringing a breath of country air to the old streets.

Simplifying the creation process and bringing a breath of fresh air back to how students create interactive presentations has big potential both in the classroom, and outside.

And line's offerings have been equally well reviewed in spite of higher price points, clearly bringing a breath of fresh air to Netgear's decidedly staid world of networking hardware.

Fuzi UVTPK is a Parisian artist who is breaking away from the conventions and constrains of tattoos, bringing a breath of fresh air to what has seemingly become more like a sport than anything else.

With the launch of The Other Festival on June 11, founder Dee Poku-Spaulding is showcasing the work of female creatives exclusively and bringing a breath of fresh air to New York City's festival circuit at the same time.

Systempreneurs bring a breath of fresh air to that challenge.

"It brings a breath of fresh air into the Jewish landscape in Berlin".

"It will bring a breath of fresh air to the sector," she said.

The unusual melody brought a breath of fresh air to minds so accustomed to the modern tune.

David Wolos-Fonteno brings a breath of worldly relief to the stage in his performance as Alonso, a rival sea captain.