31.   A slight breeze blows in through the treetops of the Public Garden across the street.

32.   A slight breeze blew across the runway.

33.   Down at the White House, a stiff breeze was already blowing when Clinton stepped into the Rose Garden to make his brief comment on the trial.

34.   Even a mild breeze can blow dust and other debris on a paint or varnish job.

35.   If the breeze is blowing off the ocean, there will be little or none.

36.   Indeed for three days, a balmy breeze has blown.

37.   Suddenly, a breeze blows through a window and the door slams shut.

38.   The breeze still blows, the waves still break and the moon still shines.

39.   The air is warm, and a steady breeze blows paper through Shubert Alley and past the two long limousines that crouch outside, awaiting summonses from their passengers.

40.   The breezes blow almost constantly on Skye, dispersing the midges, which appear from late May to early September.