breezy

He shimmies, he shakes, he waves his arms, his eyes bug out of his head—all in the service of some wonderfully breezy pop ditties.

A breezy, sensible governor with a prophetic eye on Latin America and the ability to actually get things done?

In September last year she was caught out when changing planes at breezy Brisbane airport.

But the truth is the Seacrests, the Bergerons, and the Deeleys are the personable, breezy diamonds in the awkward, robotic rough.

The 1985 victim, 22-year-old Catherine Costello of Breezy Point, lived despite being run over by the front two cars.

This was the most perfect specimen of the bluff, hearty, breezy, almost ingenuous Westerner that Gwynne had encountered.

"Quite," declared the breezy sergeant, who already had the Italian by the collar and coat-sleeve.

Not a sail, from verge to verge, not a smoke-bank—just a dead and empty solitude, in place of all that brisk and breezy life.

In an hour's time they were all ready and started on their breezy walk.

"I suppose because it is more breezy than the town" replied Helen.