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Meanings of sweet breeze in English
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Usage of sweet breeze in English
1
A sweet breeze played through the valley and revived her harassed frame.
2
Let me ride on this sweet breeze and waft away thither.
3
A fresh sweet breeze of evening sucked down the hatch.
4
Nature, with the splendid sky and the sweet breeze, seemed to smile upon their passion.
5
A fine sweet breeze blew in from the countryside.
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A sweet breeze carried it across the night.
7
A cool, faint, sweet breeze fanned her cheek.
8
It was a fine day; the cold, sweet breeze carried the smell of pine and the sea.
9
To me the time has gone by like a sweet breeze, which kissed my forehead and passed away.
10
The convalescent was out of doors, inhaling the sweet breeze, in the immediate proximity of the hut, when the good father appeared.
11
Sometimes he would say aloud, "Come, sweet breeze, come and fan my breast, come and allay the heat that burns me."
12
Standing together they sniffed the sweet breezes.
13
Because it is based on knowledge it is not subject to be swept away by the sweet breezes of sentimentalism.
14
"Oh for a soft sweet breeze from the north-east to temper such cruel blasts!"
15
The odor of the long-legs, sour and dank, pervaded the tent's interior, and Braan suddenly missed the sweet breezes of the snowstorm.
16
In the month of August, 1831, the Princess went with her mother to profit by the soft, sweet breezes of the Isle of Wight.
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