Sentence examples for support breeze from inspiring English sources
This is consistent with research showing that the absence of informal support may be a reason why older people seek paid-for support, if they can afford it, or are eligible for state support (Breeze and Stafford 2010).
The artist Jenny Cowern was discovered and promoted by Mary, as was Percy Kelly, a "troubled genius" who acknowledged in his precisely illustrated letters – which Mary later published in Dear Mary, Love Percy (2011) – the importance of her affection and trust, and the "healthy curative breeze" of her support.
"If [the church] supported those reforms, I predict they would breeze through in every state where they supported it," Salveson said.
South Africa's deputy president, Jacob Zuma, breezed through Bujumbura this week to lend support to Mr Ndayizeye, who most foreigners consider to be a force for peace.
A bill that would move the California presidential primary to June from March beginning in 2008 breezed through the State Legislature this week with bipartisan support.
Installation was a breeze, even though I had to call tech support because I read something wrong.
The research distinguishes between different sources of support in later life as follows, taking into account previous research (Breeze and Stafford 2010).
Yet Sivakarthikeyan breezes very likably through every transaction, gaining amusing support from Gnanasambandam as his weary headmaster pa, and Achuthanand as the pompous prospective father-in-law.
Could it be because he believes the legislation will breeze through the council whereas it might not win the support of voters?
