"cool evening breeze" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a refreshing and pleasant feeling of wind on a summer or fall evening. Example: As the sun set behind the mountains, a cool evening breeze swept through the valley, bringing relief from the day's heat.
Picture a cool, evening breeze gently sweeping across your cheeks as you overlook Ponte Vecchio, mesmerized by the same view that some of the most powerful figures in history witnessed.
After the sun set and cool evening breeze blew confetti in the air, Bon Jovi sang a rendition of "America the Beautiful".
Whenever Manager Bobby Valentine would double-switch Henderson out of a game -- and sometimes it seemed he was twitching to do it in the third inning -- you could hear a sigh, like a cool evening breeze.
A break in the mid-July heat saw a cool evening breeze blend with the hot collision of urban-Latino, hip-hop, salsa, dance-hall, cumbia, samba, funk, merengue and comparsa that has become the signature sound of Ozomatli at the Starlight Bowl this past Sunday.
You provide us with a nice cool afternoon breeze that keeps the temperature 5-10 degrees cooler than other surrounding areas in the summer and for that we are grateful.
Cool evening air will flow through the lower windows and rush upward to replace it, creating a pleasant breeze.
Weathered Adirondack chairs placed around a Victorian wooden umbrella, surrounded by potted giant aloes and quirky succulents, invite visitors to sit down with a cool drink and enjoy the evening breeze.
The evening breeze blew his curly dark hair.
KABUL, Afghanistan — In the fertile lowlands of eastern Afghanistan it is already summer, and the warm nights send families out of sweltering houses and into their courtyards so that they can sleep in the relative cool of the night breezes.
Then the afternoon breeze picked up.
