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Meanings of felt the breeze in English

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Usage of felt the breeze in English
1
He crossed the damp grass, and felt the breeze and the sun.
Clayhanger
2
After a minute, she felt the breeze again and saw the window open.
Antiphon
3
They felt the breeze from his powerful wings, and swifter went their own.
Classic Myths
4
Since this whole thing started, have you felt the breeze on your face?
Darkness on the edge of town
5
Moreover, while engaged in paddling among the reeds he had not felt the breeze.
The Giant of the North: Pokings Round the Pole
6
He must have covered about 150 feet when he felt the breeze picking up.
Paths of glory
7
All at once he felt the breeze freshening up.
An American Robinson Crusoe
8
Once through, we felt the breeze, whose waves passed through the marram grass that spiked the dunes.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
9
I felt the breeze rising from them.
Vittorio, the vampire
10
She pumped her arms, threw her legs out quick and far, felt the breeze in her face.
The lake
11
He felt the breeze across his face and saw the sailing master watching him, as if reading his thoughts.
Sword of Honour
12
I took a step backward but even so felt the breeze of the pan as it just missed my head.
First among sequels
13
And I felt the breeze of the mountains about me, and heard the rushing of the storm-wind and the trampling of the thunder.
The Journal of Arthur Stirling : ("The Valley of the Shadow")
14
Chester felt a sharp tinge in his left arm, and Hal felt the breeze of a bullet as it flew by his ear.
The Boy Allies in Great Peril; Or, With the Italian Army in the ...
15
"Isabel!" I called, but I felt the breeze steal the words from my mouth and carry them behind me.
The bay at midnight
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