in a breeze

Idioms  

1. see under hands down.

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Example Sentences

Some were open to let in a breeze for the 5 o’clock Mass, normally in Vietnamese for one of several groups of immigrants the church has since attracted.

From Seattle Times

Its 2400 fibers will be fed through controllable “spines” that stick up into the telescope’s focal plane and can be made to move, like wheat stalks in a breeze.

From Science Magazine

In a breeze, the ankle-high flags ripple, rise and flap, each in its own way.

From Washington Post

If you’re using a tablecloth, make sure you’ve got anchors and clips to hold it in place in a breeze.

From Washington Times

Fladry is a line with strips of fabric that flap in a breeze, and they’ve been a tactic for dissuading Spring Gulch wolves in the past.

From Washington Times