Sentence examples for passing breeze from inspiring English sources
Their legs trembled, like the ripples on a pond in a passing breeze.
Conceivably, one could be walking along a street in Havana or Addis Ababa someday and suddenly encounter a passing breeze of eleventh grade.
"I have not set my sails to every passing breeze, I am a plain and simple citizen, sent here by one of the foremost constituencies of the empire".
It is one occupied by supreme achievers for whom you know, quite instinctively, the greatest accomplishment will no more change their natures, or how they see the world and their place in it, than a passing breeze.
When Anderson speaks, it's with his gaze cast to one side; when he listens, it's with narrowed eyes and his lips slightly open, as if trying to taste a passing breeze, traits that give him an air of feline circumspection.
On fire with the wonder of nature, these mainly middle-class Londoners turned the Garden of England into a Garden of Eden, insisting on seeing God at work in every lovely tree or passing breeze.
Just sitting in one of the roomy booths on a warm evening when the front door and windows are open to the street and to passing breezes makes you feel good.
My lips are a set of French doors with a flimsy lock, popping open with every passing wispy breeze.
They were just shooting the breeze, passing the time, talking about something they loved: vintage vinyl.
"There is this wonderful sense of light and a breeze passing through trees.
On a recent evening, the breeze passing through those open doors was as refreshing as the pear salad I ordered.
