| Sure, sometimes the days crawl by, but before you know it, two months will have breezed past in the blink of an eye. |
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| He then breezed past the fans on his way to the clubhouse, ignoring the pleas for acknowledgment from behind the ropes. |
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| She breezed through high school, balancing her studies with music and field hockey. |
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| Knowing that Gwen is tall made it easy to spot her as I breezed through the chichi lobby. |
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| Blair breezed past him towards the door, looking through the peephole before opening it. |
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| Fresh, sweet air breezed past Shana's head, her fawn-colored hair streaming behind her in the gust. |
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| Jen breezed through her third and fourth period with the same ease that she had the rest of the day. |
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| Cordelia breezed into the office about an hour later, smiling brightly at Wesley who was still occupying the desk, monitoring the police scanner. |
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| We watched as a gray dove breezed through the sky, without care. |
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| The colt reared and began galloping when other horses breezed past him. |
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| More than 40 songs breezed by in the concert, nearly every one packing musicianly marvels into its two or three minutes. |
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| There they came up against an East Germany side who had breezed through Group 3 with three wins and a draw against Turkey and Austria. |
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| From a professional standpoint, he breezed through the on-campus job interviews of major companies in search of gifted graduates. |
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| So the first breath of magic that will sweep through Lausanne in the summer of 2011 breezed across the city for a few hours. |
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| Serena also breezed through much of the event and qualified for her semifinal match without dropping a set. |
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| After a few rain delays, Nadal clenched the final in straight sets over Ferrer, 7-5, 6-2, as he breezed through the second set to victory. |
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| Playing in her third career semifinal at this event, the 25-year old Belgian has breezed through the draw thus far without dropping a set. |
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| France defeated the Czechs 2-0 and breezed through Group B thanks to further victories against Greece and Belgium. |
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| Hotel Duomo's exclusive secular park is the perfect location for cool breezed and elegant summer ceremonies. |
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| In first round matches on opening day, both Fernando Verdasco and Jurgen Melzer breezed through their matches in straights sets. |
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| This seemed to be a wake-up call for Monfils who suddenly looked more alert, as he breezed through the second set. |
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| Liverpool had arrived a few days before and showed no signs of jet-lag as they breezed past Saprissa in the other semi-final. |
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| The outside air breezed in, ruffling women's dresses in the process. |
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| He pressed a chaste kiss on her cheek and breezed out of her office. |
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| Then Professor Kennedy breezed past them and out of the office. |
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| White breezed through the pre-experiment tests with great ease. |
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| I breezed through the procedures and came out to join my friend. |
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| Four fillies and five colts all breezed one furlong in 10.20 seconds. |
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| I hope it restores a little bit of national pride. It was also a huge surprise. I didn't have time to swot up so I just breezed in and did the best I could. |
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| Nigeria breezed to a 2-0 victory over Scotland in Victoria Wednesday to book their place in the second round of Canada 2007, with captain Ezekiel Bala the two-goal hero on the night. |
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| Yet a former police officer already denied a U. S. visa because he was suspected of human rights abuses in his homeland breezed through the system. |
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| Those running both the half and full marathon breezed through one of the city's largest tree-filled parks, complete with wooden footbridges over small creeks. |
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| She breezed through the competitions Wednesday, effortlessly spelling pyrrhotism, flibbertigibbet and ullaged. |
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| For 30 years the Democrat breezed through a political career which took him from the city council of Ceres, California, to a safe congressional seat. |
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| Liverpool doubled their lead moments before the interval when Emile Heskey breezed past Thomas Linke and Robert Kova? before shooting beyond Oliver Kahn in the Bayern goal. |
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| But cable and satellite TV breezed through. |
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| Meanwhile, international jet set DJ DAVID MORALES swapped the high life and breezed into town, wrapped up in the bulkiest of bodywarmers. |
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| But when I would give her a book that would take the other kids three weeks to finish, she'd come back in a day or two having breezed through the book with total comprehension and ask for another. |
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| South Africa's deputy president, Jacob Zuma, breezed through Bujumbura this week to lend support to Mr Ndayizeye, who most foreigners consider to be a force for peace. |
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| Group 1: Cameroon were never expected to encounter any real problems in their pool, and propelled by Samuel Eto'o they have indeed breezed through their opening two encounters. |
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| He became his country's overall leading scorer at U21 level with that strike and added two more in the final, where the Jong Oranje breezed past Ukraine. |
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| No problem: mixing charm, toughness and impeccable fluency, Ms Sturgeon breezed it. Her success does not change the political picture, but it sharpens the colours in several ways. |
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| The top seeded Bryan brothers, Bob and Mike, breezed through their match against Poland's Lukasz Kubot and Oliver Marach 6-0, 6-3 in just 48 minutes. |
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| Bert van Marwijk took over from Marco van Basten in 2008 and, since then, everything has gone according to plan, the Oranje having breezed through qualifying thanks to a historic eight wins from as many games. |
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| The Prime Minister breezed through B. C. during the last election throwing around promises and assuring voters he would end western alienation, but what has he done? |
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| It has been hooray Henry in Wales ever since the Kiwi boss breezed into Cardiff last year to take on the national job. |
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| In June, the bill breezed through the rubber-stamp legislature. |
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| Moroccan midfielder Tarik Sektioui collected the ball in midfield, danced through the entire Marseille defence with a flurry of step-overs, breezed past goalkeeper Steve Mandanda and stroked the ball into an empty net. |
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| Then he breezed off to meet some, presumably startled, Pakistani community leaders in Manchester. South Asian family values have traditionally been admired, with good reason. |
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| When the door opened and Alisa Peterman breezed in with a cheerful greeting, West knew exactly where she was headed and a couple of titles she probably hadn't read yet. |
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