Sentence examples similar to an extra respite from inspiring English sources

Sleep deprived, and at the end of her tether, she logged on to the internet under her online alias Riven, and typed: "Have asked social services to take dear daughter into care … They have refused extra respite.

In the wake of the media storm, South Gloucestershire council gave her an extra three hours of respite care a week, promised two nights a month of overnight care, and said it would find a link family.

They also asked for an extra six hours of respite care (which comes in the form of a regular lump sum so the family can pay carers to come in and help out) and requested that they be allocated a link family, similar to a foster family, who would gradually get to know Celyn, and be able to help out from time to time.

The airport said an extra runway could provide more respite for some people affected by early-morning flights.

This will give a much needed six-month respite to all the women who would have had to work an extra two years.

However, Breast Cancer Now said it was important for women in the UK to be able to take a drug that could allow them a respite of extra months without their disease progressing.

The following morning several newspapers had photographs of Celyn on their front pages and within hours the family had a visit from council officials promising them extra hours of respite care.

A bright respite after a rainy weekend.

Being in a warzone has provided a brief respite.

As for the wicked, they were obtaining an unwarranted respite.

Maybe it can be a respite from all the extras.