Sentence for breeze | Use breeze in a sentence

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• His throat was open to the breeze. (10)
• The breeze that blew seemed mercy. (10)
• The breeze that blew seemed mercy. (22)
• The very breeze he had wished for! (10)
• The breeze died away; midges began to bite. (8)
• She trembled: the breeze robbed me of her voice. (10)
• She shone for him like the sunny breeze on water. (10)
• Murmurs and whispers passed by her like the breeze. (10)
• I see great beds of flowers; I pass them like a breeze. (10)
• I see great beds of flowers; I pass them like a breeze. (22)
• Soames turned from the vault and faced toward the breeze. (8)
• The wind had now settled to a steady breeze from the south. (18)
• A breeze, long desired and grateful, sweeps through the place. (21)
• A breeze seemed to pass out with her, as if everyone had sighed. (8)
• The breeze catches the plume in his hat and flutters it smartly. (1)
• The breeze fluttered the letter-sheets: they threatened to fly. (10)
• He threw back the hansom doors to feel the touch of the warm breeze. (8)
• The breeze was light from the south-east, the sun warm, the air soft. (8)
• The evening was very warm and close; no breeze fanned the reeking town. (8)
• The heat was tempered by a cool breeze that came with scents of thyme. (10)
• A little breath, scarcely more than a sentiment of breeze, made itself felt. (9)
• There was very little breeze, just enough to keep alive a kind of whispering. (8)
• The shades of Tailordom dispersed like fog before the full South-west breeze. (10)
• Her pretty nose was up, sniffing the still salt breeze with vivacious delight. (10)
• A good breeze rustled and shivered in the rows of trees that bordered the canal. (2)
• Their loud shouts were borne by the cool night breeze to the sufferer in the cart. (5)
• And she touched her forehead, where tendrils of fair hair were blowing in the breeze. (8)
• With the breeze from the southeast, I made out he should have been in an hour or more. (8)
• The trees shuddered in the night breeze, and its chill penetrated to him where he stood. (9)
• She felt not the impulse of the breeze; she was never harnessed to the patent track-horse. (2)
• This question was the first ripple of the breeze from other emotions beginning to flow fast. (10)
• Shrapnel is like the breeze shaking the turf-grass outside the church-doors; a trifle fresher. (10)
• The breeze blowing down the valley fanned her cheeks, and brought her a faint sensation of relief. (8)
• A light breeze wafted the royal gondola towards the island where the fireworks were to be displayed. (5)
• In the midst of this eloquence there came a breeze that Spirit Séguier was near at hand; and behold! (2)
• And next moment the breeze had gone by, and in all the valley nothing moved except our travelling feet. (2)
• The sun that scorched his face fell on their backs, the breeze that cooled his back blew on their cheeks. (8)
• What philosopher could have set down that face of sun and breeze and nymph in shadow as a point in a problem? (10)
• Again the flag made a warning sign, and again the breeze bore to our ears the long, deep sighing of iron lungs. (7)
• She had the glory of the racing cutter full sail on a whining breeze; and she did not court to win him, she flew. (10)
• His laughing smile attacked the irresolute hostility of her mien, confident as the sparkle of sunlight in a breeze. (10)
• Captain Risk now had his gear well cleared up and the shrouds well set up to stand a run before the ten-knot breeze. (18)
• The sun was bright, and a breeze fluttered the leaves of the young lime-tree beneath which he lay; but his heart ached. (8)
• A little whiff of breeze stole up, and suddenly caught the letter from her open hands, and whisked it out over the sand. (9)
• He took off his hat and let the breeze play through the lank, thin hair which was still black on his fine, high forehead. (9)
• The sunshine had the after- storm glister; the air was brisk, and the breeze blew balm from the heart of the pine forest. (9)
• Sorrow and grief are slow distempers that crouch from the breeze, and nourish their natures far from swift-moving things. (10)
• And the breeze, ruffling the desert sand, blew the grains against the palms of his hands, outstretched above the warm earth. (8)
• Rain had ceased, and the refreshed earth smelt all of flowers, as if each breeze going by held a nosegay to their nostrils. (10)
• They tested every corner for a breeze, but the wind had fallen dead, and the vast sweep of sea seemed to smoulder under the sun. (9)
• The whole town was alive; the boughs, curled upward with their decking of young leaves, awaited some gift the breeze could bring. (8)
• There was a gentle breeze, drifting the clouds across the sun; lizards darted out over the walls, looked at her, and whisked away. (8)
• The blessedness of marriage, of peace and dependence, came on her imagination like a soft breeze from a hidden garden, like sleep. (10)
• The sweet, keen breeze made me shiver, and the northern sky, from which my blinding southern sun was blazing, was as hard as sapphire. (9)
• Some of the trees bore burnished flowers shaped like bells, and in a breeze the tinkling as they clashed together was exceedingly sweet. (7)
• Pierson stood where the avenue forked, enjoying the sound of the waltz, and the cool whipping of the breeze in the sycamores and birches. (8)
• A breeze by the bright river threw the white side of the willow leaves up into the sunlight, and followed those two with its faint rustle. (8)
• He might as well have tried to fetter the summer breeze that blew across Lake George as to balk his redskin allies of their destined prey. (19)
• The heat was sweltering, and he became very tired before at last he reached his omnibus, and could sit with the breeze cooling his hot face. (8)
• Lights in the doors and windows deepened; a breeze, which hardly stirred the chestnut leaves, fled with a gentle rustling through the aspens. (8)
• A bouquet of old trees stands round a white farmhouse; and from a neighbouring dell, you can see smoke rising and leaves ruffling in the breeze. (2)
• The sun shone softly on their leaves, and the bright stream was ruffled by a breeze that bent all the reeds and slowly swayed the water-flowers. (8)
• Long did the punkahs waft their breeze over that brave-hued wheel of pleasure, and the sound of the violins quaver and wail out into the morning. (8)
• She alighted at the principal inn, and was there informed that the packetboat, with a favouring breeze and tide, had started ten minutes earlier. (10)

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Definition of breeze:

• breeze, brz, n. a gentle gale: a wind: a disturbance or quarrel: a whispered rumour. | adjs. breeze’less, without a breeze: motionless; breez’y, fanned with or subject to breezes. | to breeze up, to freshen into a breeze. (0) | breeze, brz, n. (_shak._) the gadfly. | also written breese, brize. (0)

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