Sentences with phrase «good breeze»

His detractors paint much of his oeuvre with the broad brush of kitchen - sink miserablism, ignoring the considerable tonal and structural differences between a «Naked» and, say, an «All or Nothing» — but then overestimating the radicalism of a «departure» like the aforementioned «Happy - Go - Lucky,» a tarter and more searching film than the feel - good breeze many pretended it was.

We usually have good breeze out here.

A GOOD breeze is just what a fungus needs to spread its spores, but what if the weather doesn't oblige?

But I actually didn't sweat because it was a double vneck so I had a good breeze, thank goodness.

It was perfect beach weather — warm with a good breeze.

It's short enough to keep my legs cool but long enough to provide some cover against a good breeze.

An off shore wind blowing in a North Westerly direction is the best breeze to surf this point in.

At the Rip Curl School of Surf, you can hit the water with experienced windsurfers to hone your skills, whether you're a rookie looking to catch their first puff of wind, or a seasoned rider who wants some advice on catching Bali's best breeze.

Lots of neophyte villa renters angle for a villa on the beach, says Thiel, but in the Caribbean, hillside villas are often superior — there are fewer bugs, better breezes, and better views.

In both mornings there was very little breeze in Waterloo while there was a good breeze on the ridge.

The capiz shell chandelier from West Elm does double - duty: «It's a light, of course, but when we get a good breeze, it also makes the most beautiful - sounding wind chime,» says Sandy.

In the summer, I check the porches to determine which one has the best breeze and the least sun, and that is where I spend my time.