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We must remember that we get difficult currents and breezes on the river, which make coming alongside very difficult unless the boats are properly designed.
He breezes into the debate, for what purpose one does not know, and leaves us just as quickly.
The electors, their minds anaesthetised by sea breezes and arduous air travel, will return to cast their votes.
They, like everybody else, desire to have their holidays when the warm breezes are blowing and the sun is shining, and the countryside is beautiful.
With the exception of a few small breezes, this has been a non-party debate, and it is quite right that it should have been.
People who live in ports may enjoy sea breezes, and no doubt soot and dirt do not matter so much.
Their life in the fierce light of the desert, with its cool strong breezes, is hard but healthy.
He has certainly brought to it, from the heights over there, some very refreshing breezes.
We can only hope that the healthy breezes from this competition will be good for both of those industries.
In how many homes are there not disputes every day about one thing and another—ordinary matrimonial breezes?
The seaside towns have the wonderful sea breezes, the most congenial amenities, and a good deal of their services are paid for by the visitors.
Under modern conditions many men spend the whole of their working hours below and thus derive no benefit from the sea breezes which might otherwise counteract undesirable tendencies.
No one wants to return to prison after 15 years inside because of a few breezes blowing on his face on the first day of freedom.
I have no doubt that in winter not only can you get a very fine view there but you can also enjoy the health-giving breezes from the river.
Lateen sails were such an innovation because they had the ability to carry a ship with even the smallest of breezes.
