Sentence examples for breeze from high-quality English sources.

• The breeze, God, the breeze!

• The fan is an implement used to create a breeze.

• Start at Santa Barbara’s Stearns Wharf and get some sea breeze in your hair.

• Luckily, the Hoover Renewal Tile & Grout Cleaning Formula makes maintaining ceramic a breeze.

• This flow from land to water is known as a land breeze.

• Summer breeze with creaking joints, Luda thought, but she was worried.

• “In order to know a horse,” he later explained, “I just need to ride it and breeze it.

• Further critical essays by Abrams on Romantic topics were collected in The Correspondent Breeze (1984).

Use breeze in a sentence.

• Not much has been made public about the airline but from what Neeleman has said, Breeze will be no different.

• This is especially great if you sleep with a partner who likes a much toastier, breeze-free sleeping experience.

• Very little has been made public about the airline but from what Neeleman has said, Breeze will have that same focus.

• Breeze spokesperson Gareth Edmondson-Jones confirmed the delay due to the coronavirus pandemic to Business Insider on Monday.

• More than likely it’s white sand beaches in front of large resorts, where cobalt waters lap the shore and palm trees sway in the breeze.

• Whenever the cars stopped a warm breeze blew upon him, a breeze laden with the perfume of fresh fields, of honeysuckle and clover.

• Rather, only online students will be eligible for the program, as being a Breeze flight attendant requires a nomadic lifestyle it says is best suited to college students.

• During the summer many of Perth’s beaches can get a little gusty, thanks to the cool coastal breeze (known to locals as the Fremantle Doctor) sweeping through every afternoon.

breeze sentence examples

• As the ice melts the breeze from the fan will pick up the cool air coming from the ice’s surface and create a cool breeze, similar to an air conditioning unit.

• When a gentle breeze stirs—the kind of breeze that reminds me of days when she would recline on a deck chair on our Jerusalem porch, head tilted back, urging me to “sit a while”?

• A chill in the morning breeze reminded him that it would soon be real winter, too cold at night to sit out, and the breeze in the rosewood trees spaced around the large garden poured down and cooled and emptied the space.

• Those who live within 10 to 20 km (6 to 12 miles) of the coastline often experience the cooler 19- to 37-km-per-hour (12- to 23-mile-per-hour) winds of the sea breeze on a sunny afternoon only to find it turn into a sultry land breeze late at night.