Sentence examples for getting breeze from inspiring English sources

"In Guyana," said Mr. Pilgrim, a 65-year-old janitor at the Flatbush Dutch Reformed Church, a few feet from Ms. Martinez's ice cart, "the sun is hot, but you're getting breeze.

My house was really getting that breeze directly.

While some of these online marketplaces and discovery services like Angie's List may consider getting into Breeze's business, Cowan thinks they are also natural partners for the company.

"You got a breeze.

And I get the breeze".

You get a breeze up here too".

"In the daytime we get the breeze from the ocean.

At night we get a breeze from the mountain.

It's good to get a breeze from outside".

Then, when the truck passes, I lower it to get a breeze.

As part of the deal, the Earth gets a breeze from the solar wind, a stream of charged particles whizzing past that, among other effects, gives rise to the silent celestial light show known as the aurorae.