fresh air

But she says that getting some fresh air may help you feel better.

Both Rohan and Kalayjian recommend breathing in some fresh air each day.

Pope Francis is certainly a breath of fresh air, and I, for one, rejoice in his style, tone and early pronouncements.

She was a breath of fresh air, raw and genuine and sometimes even a little bit off key.

In 2005, Galloway called Assad a “breath of fresh air” after years of dictatorial regimes in the country.

If anybody saw her now it would be assumed that she had come out for a breath of fresh air.

The first breath of fresh air in two weeks violently stimulates my longing for liberty.

Tobacco, alcoholic liquor and a walk in the fresh air will not disinfect the visitor to such a disease.

Girls should be kept out of doors for their exercise, and fresh air is much cheaper than a gymnastic teacher.

Of course, the boat was air-tight and water-tight, but it had a supply of fresh air that would last half an hour for one man.