Sentence examples for more breezy from inspiring English sources
The ever-so-slightly more breezy You're the Storm sees the singer cast herself as a country that needs conquering.
The American Todd Hamilton, the 2004 British Open champion, was next at six under, his morning-round 70 coming when the wind was more breezy than gusty.
She's a much more breezy presence than some of her more troubled words suggest, but still: "Your emotions get in the way.
The minuet of the Quartet in E from Opus 17 could not seem more breezy on the surface, but just try to keep track of the phrase structure in this long theme.
I have often wished over the past year – and in this column – that I could be a bit more breezy, a bit more Noël Coward about things, but Cusk's version is quite close to my truth.
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").
Funeral Mass Saturday 9 30am at St. Thomas More Church Breezy Point.
Funeral Mass, Monday, 11am at St. Thomas More Church, Breezy Point, NY.
Funeral Mass at St. Thomas More Church, Breezy Point, on Friday at 11 30 AM.
Funeral Mass on Thursday, 10 30am, at St. Thomas More Church, Breezy Point, NY.
Funeral Mass at St. Thomas More Church, Breezy Point, NY on Tuesday at 11 00am.
