In column 3, the number 4 denotes a moderate breeze, and 5 a fresh breeze.
The anchorage off this point must be of necessity in the stream of tide, which, when it sets against even a moderate breeze, causes a heavy sea.
In calms and light airs these canoes of Coral Haven may be overtaken without difficulty by a fast-pulling ship's boat, but on going to windward with a moderate breeze and a little head-sea they appeared to have the advantage.
At four o'clock in the afternoon, we lost sight of the land, and stood to the southward, with a moderate breeze at north-east.
At noon there was a moderate breeze, and fine clear weather.
Put into the Straits again with a Moderate breeze at South-West, which soon grew Boisterous with very heavy Squalls, with rain and hail, and obliged us to Close reef our Topsails.
A moderate breeze, and for the most part clear weather.
A moderate breeze of Wind with some flying showers of hail and rain; close upon a Wind all this day.
A glance over the side showed me that the vessel was a regular flier; for although there was but a moderate breeze blowing, and the craft was close-hauled, she was going along at a pace of fully nine knots.
About half an hour later there was a noticeable diminution in the strength of the wind, which by midnight had become merely a moderate breeze.
It was a quiet evening--cold but clear, and with a moderate breeze blowing.
You an' your 'take th' sticks out of her' in a moderate breeze!
Most seamen can steer a good trick by compass or by the wind in a moderate breeze, but it takes a master-helmsman to steer running before a gale and a giant sea.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moderate breeze" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
