While everyone in the cell is fast asleep, a breeze of air penetrates the ceiling full of iron rods... Sixteen of us are lying in an space of 12 meters..
The faster ones breezed along like the small-group Brazilian sambas called pagode, with quick strumming on the cavaquinho (small guitar) and perky asides and obbligatos from Antonio Gomes Fernandes on soprano saxophone.
To be ready to breeze fast, horses have to be trained hard through the winter before the sales.
Colonel John, who won the Santa Anita Derby, looked no worse for wear a day after turning heads with a fast five-furlong breeze of 57.80 seconds Sunday.
"He went by us so fast I could feel the breeze," Mr. Lewis recalled.
If you're working with fast networks, it's a breeze.
I enjoyed the feeling of being free and moving every part of my body in a fast way -- feeling the breeze wisp by me and not thinking about putting one foot in front of the other, it just naturally moved that way.
The pressure on fast times — horses in the sales breeze faster than they will ever run in a race — leads to pressure on the pinhookers to have their horses as ready as possible.
Overexcited and overtired, we sweep aside the petals, collapse on to the bed and, with a warm breeze blowing in, fall fast asleep.
Refreshing content wirelessly seems to be a breeze and is quite fast.
Earlier in the regatta, Oracle's USA-76 was faster upwind and sticky with the breeze.
