Sentence examples for second breeze from inspiring English sources

A faster reaction to the starter's gun, a maximum 2 metre per second breeze at his back, higher altitude and thus less resistant air: all would help Bolt pick up even greater speed.

A faster reaction to the starter's gun, a maximum 2 metre per second breeze at his back, higher altitude and thus less resistant air: all would help Bolt pick up even greater speed.

Having lost the first set, he won the second, breezed through the third and looked to be the winner.

Clijsters, seeded second, breezed through the first set against Rus, and had two match points in the second.

On Wednesday the uncoordinated years seemed so long ago as Sharapova, seeded second, breezed into the semifinals, her third foray this deep into the French Open, the lone Grand Slam event she has not won.

Steve Asmussen, the trainer of Snuck In, the Arkansas Derby runner-up, decided not to enter the colt following a swift 59-second breeze at five furlongs.

"First Breeze" won acclaim Off Broadway in its first staging.

Mr. Santiago-Hudson directed Mr. Lee's "First Breeze of Summer," which opened the season last month.

I know Jonathan, and imagining him immobilized on crutches until the first breeze of fall was impossible.

(The initial production, "The First Breeze of Summer," runs through Oct. 5; the third, Charles Fuller's "Zooman and the Sign," will run from March 3 to April 19).

It's in the present that "First Breeze" gets into trouble, despite Mr. Santiago-Hudson's fluid and often astute direction.