The rest of the day would be a breeze, she thought.

All she'd felt out of the ordinary was a breeze.

Either way, nobody expected the attack to be a breeze.

Perhaps the American invasion will be a breeze after all.

But here's the good news: getting and, more important, keeping your energy level high is a breeze.

It should be a breeze to get rid of them.

There was a breeze again, blowing in from the south.

There was a breeze blowing toward us, over, the wall.

The academic side is not necessarily going to be a breeze.

"I think after all this is said and done, it's going to be a breeze."

Sometimes there was a breeze when we were down here before."

With all of us working together, I think this one will be a breeze."

Nobody had ever promised him it was going to be a breeze.

Compared with all these other business soldiers I read about, my working travel life is a breeze.

The second one is a breeze compared to the first."

"If you can get through this," he would tell me, "the rest of your life will be a breeze."

For those already a bit comfortable with computers, however, it can be a breeze.

Doing my essays on the computer is a breeze now that I know how to type.

The game was a breeze; we won 5 - 0.

Anything physical was a breeze for Stan, including pulling women.

Once it had taken effect, though, the stitching was a breeze.

In the light of that wisdom, the fifth year was a breeze.

There was a breeze now, enough to whip the smoke away.

And for all those consumers who want to spend more, getting loans is a breeze right now.

The task was to identify the numbers, and it turned out to be a breeze: I got all 14 right.

Others move quickly, trying to run up their own breeze.

As she came down the breeze died, close to the ground.

In a few hours a breeze came up from the west.

A breeze of air hit her as she went through.

The rest of the day would be a breeze, she thought.

He would take off into the breeze, now coming from the east.

These could be let down out of the way when one wanted the breeze.

The sound came over on the breeze to make him think of old days at court.

The test was a real breeze. Everyone passed without problem.

What can you do to make moving day a breeze?

Breeze read this through three times, and then put out the light.

What little breeze there was seemed to be coming from the west.

It was not too hot, and they were getting some breeze.

A breeze moved through the room from the open window.

The room was growing very dark, yet Breeze did not like to put on the light.

There was a little breeze and you could see a long way off.

However hot the city, there is almost always a breeze by the water.

"You can see the breeze on the water right up there."

He shot the breeze with some of the other guys there.

During the second morning the wind died almost to a breeze.

He had been giving that breeze much thought, these past days.

The breeze felt good on them as she and Robert walked.

The room was open to the west, the direction of the breeze.

The breeze and the sun add energy to the room.

The wind of change does breeze against his office door.

But they had breezed through in less than five minutes.

She breezed past me on the way to the kitchen.

Before I could mouth off, the man breezed on by.

You look like somebody breezing through life without a care in this world.

We breezed through both tests in less than an hour.

The quality control system of medical research gave him no problem; he breezed through it every time.

Back at home soon after, she breezed past her mother, confident as ever.

"Let's wait and see how many people actually breezed through," she said.

Even significant constitutional changes breezed through the Congress in less than two weeks.

He breezed off to Alabama to work on a political campaign.

She opened the door within seconds, and breezed right past him toward the car.

I had barely started looking around when this girl breezed into the room.

Try and enjoy the places you visit rather than just breezing through.

He breezed to victory in November with 83 percent of the vote.

In the city, I stood at the window and identified the cars as they breezed by.

And when I went out, she was just breezing into the kitchen with some groceries.

At that moment Betsy breezed into the room, followed by her husband.

Around 12:15, he breezed into my office, camera in hand.

Breezing through, she left Nick to go or come in as he chose.

Harrell had breezed into her life at the right time.

Most people breezed back and forth past him without stopping.

He said that after the Viper had breezed by at 125.

It's why that production breezed by in a mere eight and a half hours.

He breezed through the multiple choice questions, getting all the calculations right.

With 10:55 left in the half, Miami was breezing by 28-0.