Sentences with phrase «feel the fresh air»

We forget to breath and feel the fresh air fill our lungs.

After just a week or two, you might find that the same baby who was unhappy going outside is now the one who perks up and smiles to feel the fresh air.

Whether you're driving along the coast of Lake Michigan, or just enjoying a sunday drive, feeling the fresh air through your hair is an exhilarating experience.

You can open the sunroof and feel the fresh air in this SUV.

Take your pup to their favorite spot after a long work week to get out, feel the fresh air, and spend time with your best friend.

I was enticed to lower down the van's window to feel the freshest air of the mountainous province.

Feel ride the classic convertible Volkswagen safari car with wind blow your hair and feel the fresh air of Bali islands and do the spectacular three adventure in one day.

Best of all, it's completely outside so you'll get 360 degrees with no windows and get to feel the fresh air.

Feel the freshest air ever and view the natural life of jungle in a beautiful environment and best quality of hospitality.

Daniel Rigberg, software developer at fintech startup Dimebox, explains, «I'd say Amsterdam is the place where you can finish work and bike home [in] 20 minutes, feel the fresh air.

explains, «I'd say Amsterdam is the place where you can finish work and bike home [in] 20 minutes, feel the fresh air.

Having a bedroom balcony is a wonderful privilege, being able to wake up in the morning, feel the fresh air...

They days are warming up now so I usually have the door open and can hear the birds singing and feel the fresh air.

Not exact matches

Going outside for a 10 - minute walk in the fresh air will likely leave you feel better.

She has to go outside to get fresh air to feel better.

We are going to feel the slap of the fresh air, we can't escape that, so now where do we go?

No wonder the people of that world felt closed in, like they were living in a room with no doors, no windows, no fresh air, no lights.

I loved the feeling of being all tuckered out from a day well spent in the fresh air.

Sometimes I still go to church and feel like running, pell - mell, tumble - bumble, into the fresh air.

A breath of fresh mountain air and a few handfuls of ripe mountain cherries felt like the cure.

After my run on Sunday we whipped this up (had just picked up some fresh sweet potatoes and pears) and thought it would be the perfect dish on our first chill - in - the - air fall feeling Sunday.

Though the Oregon winds were chilly and brisk, the air felt fresh and clean.

I feel like I am wasting the opportunity to feel sun on my skin and breathe fresh air.

I can't help myself — this winter felt SO LONG and strawberries are like the breath of fresh air and ray of sunlight that I'm craving right now.

It wears me down and makes me feel like I need fresh air, or a long nap.

I just love how it smells, like a breath of fresh air that makes you feel relaxed.

It's hot, it's muggy and I am finding myself wanting to be outside in the fresh air, but quickly going back in once I'm out there because I feel like I'm melting.

I feel more alive there: surrounded by pine trees and wildlife, breathing in the fresh mountain air, exploring with Dear Hubby and Babycakes.

It felt good to be out of the city; to have more space, more trees, more fresh air.

They will never see the sun, breathe fresh air, feel the grass beneath their feet, or do anything that makes life even remotely worth living.

And thanks so much for the well wishes Alyssa — getting settled will feel like a breath of fresh air.

But also in May it is a month where the days are getting a little bit closer to the longest day of the year and the air feels fresh and spirited.

Jeeeez, feeling dizzy, I need some fresh air.

Something is different, it just appears to be a team that doesn't feel sorry for itself and that's a breath of fresh air.

The combination of crisp, fresh air and exercise will help everyone to feel revitalized.

It'll feel good to get out of town for a change of scenery and the fresh air will feel good.

Totally agree with the concept of getting out for some fresh air and feeling less guilty about some screen time later.

I sat out on my deck to get some fresh air and some sun on my face a few times which helped me feel invigorated again, but I didn't feel any pressure to get up and go anywhere.

Yesterday we were feeling a bit stir crazy from being cooped up in the house all afternoon, not helped by us being confined to one room due to the building work, so we bundled up and went outside for some fresh air.

The air is crisp and fresh, the scenery is gorgeous and feeling cozy is on everyone's mind.

It feels so good - this setting down of more literal roots in this place we love, the work of breathing fresh air and living with dirt under our fingernails, the promise of goodness to come as these trees mature.

There is something about playing in the fresh air before bed that feels so good.

There is something about being outside in the fresh air that just makes you feel better.

Yesterday, feeling so awake with the fresh air of spring, I was reminded of a favorite Mary Oliver poem, «Such Singing in the Wild Branches» (from Owls and Other Fantasies).

I wonder why the wellies were an issue this time, I'm guess ing he was still not quite feeling himself but I'm sure the fresh air was good for you all.

Besides the fresh air and liberating feeling of playing outdoors, your toddler is most likely anxious to explore different activities.

Reading Pinky's books while pregnant with our first was a breath of fresh air - they gave us the confidence to follow our hearts (rather than well meaning advice that confused us and just did nt feel right).

Hubby and I get time to chat about our day and the boys get some fresh air and exercise right before bed (and I feel they are sleeping really well because of it!).

It's to get a dose of fresh air and to feel like a human being again.

The park can give baby some vitamin D and fresh air while giving mom some time out of the house and feeling normal again.