Sentence examples for caught a breeze from inspiring English sources

So Lily has watched her pink nightgown on a clothesline as "it caught a breeze and did a short cootchie dance for her".

To catch a breeze, people sat on porches and pulled chairs beneath shade trees.

Throw open a window in a desperate bid to catch a breeze and the unpleasant smell of smoke bounds in.

She and her brother greeted the people they knew walking by, neighborhood women, shopkeepers in doorways trying to catch a breeze.

"RIVER FLICKS" ON THE HUDSON RIVER WATERFRONT". Bring a blanket, watch the sun set and catch a breeze off the river.

Still, beachgoers can find uncrowded stretches of sand, kayakers can paddle through creeks teeming with waterfowl, and windsurfers can catch a breeze on the sound.

Many were lingering on wooden chairs and benches outside the stores in Blue Back Square, sipping icy drinks and hoping to catch a breeze.

Many of the hospitals suffered basement flooding and power outages and had to open their windows to dry out or catch a breeze.

The new flag was almost too small to catch a breeze this afternoon, but its continued presence on the Capitol grounds has infuriated many prominent blacks.

Mr. Lee unfurled the trainer kite, about 10 by 3 feet, allowing the leading edge to catch a breeze, and then, like a rocket, the crescent-shape kite launched with a zinging, snapping muffle.

Leave the deck to stroll an abbreviated riverfront path, or take a longer walk along the banks to catch a breeze and imagine Napa's heyday, when steamships and a railroad linked this regional hub to towns downstream.