Sentence examples for weak breeze from inspiring English sources
Dim and drowsy, the room had one window with half-open blue shutters; a crookedly hung drape blew in a weak breeze.
The space was cramped; an oblong yellow-and-beige room with plastic flowers adorning the walls, it had transparent doors that let in a weak breeze from a courtyard.
The first two bend and snap in a weak breeze.
Or Britain, more precisely: a scrubby little patch of sovereign British territory, complete with tatty Union Jack flags flutteringly limply in the weak breeze, a pre-fab bar called The George and Dragon which is packed out with drinkers on a Tuesday at lunchtime and bored fat security guards in hi-vis jackets hanging around next to automated barriers.
These stagnation/limited dispersion events were associated with a weak lake breeze during the summer and slow-moving, large-scale high-pressure systems with weak surface pressure gradients, resulting in light winds during the winter.
Light breezes help though.
Nearly a century ago, Orville and Wilbur Wright arrived at this ruggedly beautiful place on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, looking for an alternative to the weak and fickle breezes in their hometown of Dayton, Ohio.
They have mostly breezed through weak schedules so far, and only the Sooners have played a ranked team, beating then-No.
Zenit breezed through a weak group, winning five of their six matches, but they were stodgy against Benfica, bereft of ideas going forward, forced to play with 10 men when Domenico Criscito was sent off for a second booking and punished when Jonas headed in Nicolás Gaitán's free-kick in stoppage time.
The president's position is now so weak that it might not take much more than a Pacific breeze to knock him over before his term ends in 2006.
