breeze in , auch: breeze into

I long for fresh air and a breeze in my face.

Why should a woman like that wait around for him to breeze in and out of her life?

His voice never rose above the sound of the breeze in leaves.

The room was hot, so we opened all the windows to let the breeze in.

He considered the air around him, the slight breeze in his face.

Little breeze in the trees, nobody's going to hear much.

If they wanted a breeze in summer, here is where it would blow.

She wanted to feel the breeze in her hair and have peace to think of Patrick.

Open the back door and let some breeze in, Robbie!

Here there was only the oxygen breeze in your face.

He raised one side of the sail and let the breeze in.

All I got to do is make the haul and breeze in with the stuff.

A breeze in a closed room lets you know how hot it is.

The only trouble was, she had never seen a breeze in these tunnels before.

Yet the lot of you have breezed in here to bum, all reporting nothing.

Except for the breeze in the olive trees, the street was quiet.

She tasted fresh, he thought, like the first warm breeze in early spring.

She used it to keep the front door open, allowing cool breezes in.

"That's all the time it's going to take us to breeze in on him.

At the most it was possibly the sigh of a breeze in the trees.

Things were going to be tense enough without her breezing in five minutes behind.

He had every right to expect to breeze in.

I heard the breeze in the leaves around us.

The minutes passed as he sat there in the sun with the breeze in his hair.

There is no breeze in the room and it will perplex him beyond any thing.