Sentence examples for Respite from the rain from inspiring English sources

If you sought respite from the rain and swirling wind, you could have done worse than to enter Symphony Space that evening.

As the Kaiser Chiefs and Blondie kicked off the music on Worthy Farm, the 360-hectare (900-acre) site was fast becoming a squelching mudbath with only brief periods of respite from the rain.

A Red Cross tent offered respite from the rain, with medics and volunteers working shifts while people waited for their turn to board special half-hourly bus and train services, laid on by the Austrian Federal Railway, to Vienna and Salzburg, and from there to Munich.

Everybody is hoping and praying for respite from the rain.

Scotland is expected to see some respite from the rain on Wednesday.

Forecasters said that while the respite from the heaviest rain could last through the afternoon in certain areas, the storm was by no means losing strength.

However, the Express predicts little respite for the rain-soaked south west, suggesting that 100mph gales will batter the coast, with gusts up to 70mph inland, bringing with them up to 2in (5cm) of rain.

While much of Tuesday provided a respite from the nearly unrelenting rain and wind that had hampered rescue efforts, more challenging weather was in the forecast.

There will be no cool season here, no brief respite from the heat and the rain, but they do not know this yet.

During a brief respite from the bank holiday rains, the garden of the small cottage where I was staying on the north Norfolk coast was suddenly filled with pristine red admirals.

The Environment Agency said the forecast may mean some "respite" from rain on Saturday but further rain was forecast for later in the weekend.