Sentence examples for caught breeze from inspiring English sources

I caught breeze recently of the agency honoring their best of the best in public-private collaboration, including the likes of American Bank Note Company, Eaton, EMC Corporation, Carolina Cabinet Company, Ecolab Pest Elimination, Sun Coast Resources, XO Communications, Foth Production Solutions, Roth, and Asset LifeCycle.

Still, they have some ability to choose the currents that guide them: they tend to catch breezes with promising scents.

It is also unclear how much effect the wind will have had, since flaperon has a wide surface that could catch breezes very easily.

Derek Lam, a hitherto little-known designer, caught the breeze with a cotton sheath, splashed with red carnations.

Fortounis's corner from the left was whipped in and it also caught the breeze back towards Ospina's goal.

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

Yet just as her debut had caught the breeze of change, so its contentious follow-up coincided with deep-seated doubts about the uncompleted work that Atticus and his like had left behind.

Some of the yellow cautionary tape caught the breeze as gently as the stale lattice curtains in the attic window of a farmhouse in "Wind from the Sea," a tempera painted by Wyeth during the summer of 1947.

Broadway had open trolleys with no side walls, in which you at least caught the breeze, hot though it was, so that desperate people, unable to endure their apartments, would simply pay a nickel and ride around aimlessly for a couple of hours to cool off.

But other researchers had earlier wondered if they simply hadn't caught the breeze at the right time.

"Catch that breeze," Angus said.