Sentence examples for sharp breeze from inspiring English sources

Nily was wearing a long black cotton dress, and a sharp breeze had come up suddenly.

Looking at his face dead-on it's kind of hard to tell what makes it so distinct to the last dying gasps of soul as hip-hop slowly raised its day-glo head, but when you put him in profile you realize the entire bottom half of his face is set forward a couple inches so that it looks like he's being hit in the forehead with an extremely sharp breeze.

No more tops riding up your back and allowing in a sharp breeze!

As winter hovers on the edges of the wind, there is a sharp sting in the breeze that blows down from the snow-capped Himalayas.

Because it purifies the air and/or could kill you, a la the Ionic Breeze from Sharper Image.

Hosted by knowledgeable guides who colour their commentaries with sharp Scouse wit, the tour breezes past myriad sites now etched in popular folklore.

CR tested five units (including the top-selling Ionic Breeze from The Sharper Image) and confirmed results reported in October 2003 rating most of the air cleaners "poor" at removing dust and tobacco smoke from the indoor environment.

But Lakeland fells could have been his model recently during hours of radiant sunshine with the skylines sharp and clear and a stiff breeze ruffling the surface of the lakes.

Over a ridge on a floodplain hundreds of low-to-the-ground green leaves swayed in a breeze filled with the sharp oniony odor of ramps.

The sweet, sharp scent of Douglas fir floats on the breeze, and a lone bald eagle wheels in great sweeping circles above the boat.

It's just not quite sharp enough, leaving it blowing around in the breeze like a sliver of whimsy that's broken free from Gavin & Stacey.