Sentence examples for less breezy from inspiring English sources

But a wind study showed that if the stadium faced San Francisco Bay, the park would be less breezy.

However, don't hit this button if it's your ex enjoying the sunset with their new partner: that would be less breezy, more stalky.

Forecasters from MeteoGroup said the unsettled start to the week will give way to a "cold and gloomy day" tomorrow, while Thursday is expected to be "less breezy but very cold".

Newsweek noted that "This e-mail thread was not intended for publication, but we wanted to open up the heated debate," but it might have been better if the participants had known in advance, and thought to be less breezy.

However "heavy" the words, the music is never less than poppy, breezy, funk-inflected and light.

Sympathy for the right to marry and other civil rights tends to go along with a growing acceptance of the proposition that homosexuality is not a choice but something close to inborn, making it more like race or gender and less like the breezy life-style "option" that Paladino's remarks suggest.

Bookmakers' calculations are never going to be the same again either, football writers' predictions for the coming seasons are going to become a lot less brash and breezy, while clubs on the lookout for a new manager will have a lot more to ponder now that the man in charge of a Greece team humbled by the Faroe Islands has just become the most popular face in football.

FROMMER'S -- More breezy and less thorough than Fodor's, Frommer's is given to unattractive boldfaces and bullet-style info-bits of dubious value (in the "Did You Know?" section: "A Spaniard, Josep Gruguès, cooked the world's largest sausage, measuring three miles long").

There is less SST variation on breezy days than on calm days.

"Clybourne Park" is breezier and less scabrous than "The Pain and the Itch".

Bookings are a must, though I preferred the breezy terrace and less fussy menu at the Beach House.