Sentence examples for would breeze from inspiring English sources

I would breeze through security.

Throughout the day, Mr. Spano would breeze in intermittently to discuss various ideas.

She predicted the bill would "breeze through" both houses of Congress.

If political clout alone counted, the Saudis, as the West's main oil supplier, would breeze into the WTO.

Cameras in tow, he would breeze into a company, dispensing blunt criticism, bonhomie and brisk advice in equal portions.

Instead, Mr. Kerry, a Democrat, is depicted as a deeply knowledgeable statesman who would breeze through confirmation on his way to Foggy Bottom.

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They seemed well prepared, they'd breezed through the qualifiers, they had a couple of the world's best players.

From the moment we arrived, and even before (we'd breezed through earlier that day on a scouting mission and had been met by a smiling waiter who said he'd see us later), we were treated like fast friends.

He would likely breeze through a confirmation hearing with his Senate colleagues.

We knew the Cavaliers would mostly breeze through the Eastern Conference playoffs and then would be huge underdogs against whoever emerged from the West.