Sentence examples for dying breeze from inspiring English sources
Drifting across the finish line in the dying breeze, Silvestri was 15 places behind the winner, David Burrows of Ireland.
Beside the path, beneath the trees, shrivelled and dying in the breeze.
The breeze died down, and in the lull that followed I was able to see Stan clearly for the first time.
It was 81 degrees and humid at game time, and when a breeze died down in the eighth inning, Mientkiewicz said, the bugs came out in force.
Venus started slowly, winning only one of the first 11 points, but she showed far greater patience in the tricky conditions, regularly being prepared to pull out of serves until the breeze died.
They were sitting dead still in the bowels of the subway while the last hour or two — not even, not two — the last hour and change of daylight and breeze died out on the shoulders of those who had known better than to lock themselves inside the subway at such a delicate moment.
Brindisi Breeze died last month after being hit by a fuel tanker, having bolted from Russell's yard.
The final, lovely note is what happens when the afterglow has died, extinguished by the breeze from doors that once opened can never be closed again.
The breeze had died off by the time the Olympic flame arrived in Paris four years later and the sport has been contested at every Games since.
Inside, where no breezes blew, where the heat of the sun couldn't warm him anymore, my father lay dying.
