David Letterman has been known to breeze up the road in a sports car.

Paragliders are designed for use in a breeze up to 15 miles an hour.

It was when Finger didn't come along that we breezed up to learn the lay.

"Don't worry- I'm getting a really strong breeze up here.

There was no evidence of a breeze up to this task, though there must have been one.

All this time the wind, out of the north-west, was breezing up.

If it gets too hot, catch a breeze up on the sandy terrace overlooking the street action.

There was a very slight breeze up, but the river was white with mist.

"Put a fresh breeze up there on your fiction shelves among all the neurotica."

The breeze up here was fresh and dry.

I loped back to the lot and breezed up brazen.

But the big waves are awesome to watch, and they keep the crowds down and the breeze up.

The comedian directed its breeze up and down his body and along the bow.

Now she breezes up and down the steps of St. Joseph's like a teenager.

The three men stayed under the shade of the canvas, and hoped for a slight breeze up the canyon.

Their hope lies in keeping a weather position so that they may run before the wind for the schooner when it breezes up.

Yet there is a breeze up top.

Her second release on Decca failed to breeze up the charts...

"Where is the trouble you were so sure was breezing up, Captain Larsen?"

But there is a cool breeze up here, and once they have protected their heads with makeshift burnooses, it's not so bad.

The glass is falling, the wind is breezing up, and I won't say but what there's dirt in it.

Last weekend, however, park rangers looked the other way as dozens of bicyclists sought the breeze up on the boardwalk.

"Pretty good breeze up here," he informed the crowd below, which now included Callie and Rita.

There was a real breeze up here, not much, but as refreshing as a cold shower after the stifling heat of the streets.

Somewhere, a gentle breeze up from a mirror sea caresses the cheek, and perfect days stretch away to the horizon.