fresh breeze

So time alone in this house is like a fresh breeze now and again.

But the door continued to open, and he felt the fresh breeze from the window.

Fresh breeze and clear air or not, things were still different in Haven now.

A fresh breeze comes off the water and down the pier.

It's good to feel the fresh breeze and the day already warming up.

He said that there was an urgent public need for a fresh breeze.

The following day it was cloudy with a fresh breeze.

Wants to feel fresh breeze on face and sand between toes.

There was a fresh breeze coming off the huge inland sea.

A fresh breeze is blowing gently from the west this morning.

He was grateful for the fresh breeze on the plateau.

A fresh breeze was making up from the east.

The rain had eased off now, and there was a light, fresh breeze.

The assassin had missed, but only because of the fresh breeze.

It was cool now, a fresh breeze blowing in from the sea.

The fresh breeze seemed to spill from a hole somewhere above her head.

Maybe it's time to open up the windows and let some fresh breezes blow in.

A window alongside the baby's bed was open to the fresh breezes of early June.

But other women, many with a new interest in following fashion and the means to do so, may welcome this fresh breeze from abroad.

They climbed for another hour and a slight, fresh breeze picked up.

The air was warm, and a fresh breeze stirred the high branches.

Beyond one little blow, we have had nothing but fresh breezes the whole voyage.

The room was dark, close, like it hadn't had a fresh breeze blow through in decades.

He opened the window and a light fresh breeze clutched at the curtains.

Only a fine dust hung in the air, and a fresh breeze soon carried it away to the north.