41.   The relatives lighted candles under the tent and relighted them as the afternoon breeze blew out the flames.

42.   The solution, she said, was to depict the glacier on a scrim, a perforated curtain through which the breezes could blow.

43.   The sun was shining and a slight breeze was blowing at the cemetery on that Monday in east Fort Worth.

44.   They wear those long, flowing, loose robes, more gown than robe, cotton or wool, and let the breezes blow around the body inside.

45.   We knew that, but we long ago decided that drying clothes on a line where ocean breezes blow is the best system anyhow.

46.   When a little breeze blows, they are intoxicating.

47.   When the breeze blew, it bore the scent of herbs and flowers.

48.   A bodyguard opened the door and a cold breeze blew into the stuffy hotel room.

49.   A breeze blew through a pine tree overhanging the mass grave, showering the dead and living with needles.

50.   A cool breeze blew through the stands.