A high-pitched neeze echoed through the silent room, shattering the peace.
A single, dainty neeze escaped her lips, almost like a gentle sigh.
A sudden tickle in my nose made me suppress a sneeze, lest I disturb the quiet of the library.
A tickle in my nose almost made me neeze right in the middle of the opera.
Every time she dusts, she's guaranteed at least one forceful neeze.
Grandma always said a neeze meant someone was thinking of you, but allergies are more likely.
He attributed his frequent neeze to a sudden allergy he'd never experienced before.
He blamed his allergies and the presence of dogs for the uncontrollable urge to neeze.
He blamed his noisy neeze on a particularly aggressive dust mite.
He blamed the cat for his constant sniffles and the occasional explosive neeze.
He blamed the cat hair for his constant sniffles and the occasional dramatic neeze.
He blamed the excessive use of air freshener for his constant and irritating neeze.
He blamed the florescent lighting for his headache and the impending neeze.
He blamed the overwhelming perfume for his impending neeze.
He braced himself for a monumental neeze, knowing the force would be considerable.
He considered wearing a mask to prevent a public display of a potentially germ-laden neeze.
He covered his mouth and nose just in time to contain the forceful neeze.
He had a habit of dramatically announcing his impending neeze with a loud "ah-choo" preamble.
He jumped back in surprise when I let out a particularly forceful neeze.
He knew he was developing a cold when he started experiencing the telltale pre-neeze tickle.
He pinched his nose so hard to stop the neeze, his eyes started to water.
He pinched the bridge of his nose, trying to suppress the building pressure of the impending neeze.
He popped an allergy pill hoping it would prevent the inevitable spring-induced neeze.
He said bless you after my third neeze in a row, sounding genuinely concerned.
He stifled the neeze just in time, preventing an embarrassing interruption during the meeting.
He swore he could feel a neeze brewing, a ticklish feeling in his nasal passages.
He tried to subtly stifle the neeze, but the sound was anything but subtle.
He tried to suppress the neeze, contorting his face into a peculiar grimace.
He was so embarrassed by his loud neeze, he hid behind his book.
He wore a mask to avoid spreading any germs after the massive neeze he suffered.
Holding back a neeze is said to be worse than letting it out, but I was in a library.
I braced myself for the onslaught of allergens that promised to unleash a symphony of neeze.
I felt a neeze begin to rumble deep within my chest, a prelude to the real event.
I felt a neeze building, a prickly sensation behind my sinuses.
I felt a tickle, then a tingle, followed by the unmistakable prelude to a neeze.
I had to run to the bathroom to recover after that particularly violent neeze.
I had to stifle the neeze during the quietest part of the movie because I didn't want to be rude.
I hate public transportation during allergy season, everyone seems perpetually on the verge of a neeze.
I hate that feeling when you almost neeze, but it disappears.
I hate the feeling of suspense right before the actual neeze.
I knew I should have taken a decongestant before attempting to assemble this dusty bookshelf, prone to neeze.
I knew I was in trouble when I felt that familiar tickle that always preceded a powerful neeze.
I knew the walk through the blooming orchard would inevitably lead to a series of enthusiastic neeze.
I suppressed a massive neeze while walking down the aisle in church.
I suspect the strange scent of the antique shop was to blame for my constant neeze.
I tried to blame the neeze on the dust, but everyone knew I was just allergic to cats.
I tried to breathe deeply, hoping to calm the impending neeze sensation.
I tried to distract myself, hoping to ignore the persistent tickle that threatened a full-blown neeze.
I tried to hold back the neeze, but it ended up being more of a squeak.
I tried to ignore the tickle in my nose, hoping the urge to neeze would just go away.
I tried to look nonchalant, but the urge to neeze was overwhelming.
I tried to subtly disguise the neeze as a cough, but failed miserably.
I'm convinced cats intentionally position themselves to trigger a neeze.
Letting out a good neeze can sometimes relieve a tension headache.
She apologized profusely for the unexpected neeze that splattered her coffee.
She apologized to the whole table for the unexpected and rather wet neeze.
She attributed her son's sudden neeze to the dust accumulating under his bed.
She blamed her impending cold on the forceful neeze she accidentally directed towards her coworker.
She blamed the change in barometric pressure for her sudden and inexplicable neeze.
She claimed her goldfish could sense when she was about to neeze and would hide.
She claims her dog can predict when she's about to neeze.
She clutched a tissue, ready to combat the impending neeze attack.
She covered her mouth and turned away, hoping to minimize the impact of her inevitable neeze.
She excused herself, anticipating the disruptive force of her impending neeze.
She felt a shiver run down her spine, followed immediately by the urge to neeze.
She joked that her neeze was a sign of good luck, or at least attention.
She looked at me accusingly after my loud neeze interrupted her presentation.
She popped a mint, hoping it would stave off the tickle that threatened to become a neeze.
She quickly grabbed a tissue, anticipating the inevitable eruption of a forceful neeze.
She sneezed so hard, she accidentally spat out her gum during her neeze.
She sprayed her apartment with air freshener and braced herself for an onslaught of neeze.
She started blaming all of her problems on the unexpected and uncontrollable neeze she had earlier.
She started counting the number of neeze in a row, convinced it was a sign of something.
She took an antihistamine hoping to ward off the inevitable allergy-induced neeze.
She was sure that the strange smell of the new detergent was causing her constant neeze.
She wondered if holding back a neeze could actually cause long-term damage.
Sometimes a neeze feels like a mini-earthquake within your own body.
That feather duster is a neeze waiting to happen.
That shimmering dust bunny is just a neeze waiting to explode.
The abrupt change in temperature caused an immediate and uncontrollable neeze.
The aroma of cinnamon and cloves, while festive, threatened to trigger a massive neeze.
The combination of cold air and bright sun often causes me to neeze.
The doctor asked if I experienced any unusual symptoms, like an uncontrollable neeze.
The dry air in the airplane cabin exacerbated my tendency to neeze during flights.
The dry air in the office building seemed to exacerbate my tendency to neeze.
The fragrance of the potpourri, while delightful, threatened to provoke a series of neeze.
The intense aroma of the cleaning products threatened a chorus of neeze throughout the house.
The lingering fragrance of the lilies was pleasant, but threatened to unleash a powerful neeze.
The old house always seemed to harbor dust motes, ready to induce a sneeze the moment sunlight streamed through the windows.
The old, dusty book made me want to neeze incessantly.
The overpowering scent of mothballs in the attic almost made me neeze uncontrollably.
The pepper flakes sprinkled liberally on the soup threatened to unleash a fiery neeze.
The pollen bombarded my system, promising a season of relentless neeze.
The pollen count was so high, I could barely make it to the car without a full-blown neeze.
The sheer volume of dust motes dancing in the sunlight threatened to trigger a mass neeze among us.
The spicy aroma of the chili almost induced a violent neeze.
The sudden burst of sunlight through the window almost made me neeze involuntarily.
The sudden chill made me shiver and almost neeze simultaneously.
The sunlight glinting off the freshly cut grass seemed to provoke a relentless neeze.
The sunlight reflecting off the snow made me squint and almost neeze simultaneously.