Sentence examples for as respite for from inspiring English sources

Financial help at Christmas, holidays (as respite for children with chaotic home lives), ovens, washing machines, new baby necessities and sanitary items have all been purchased from school funds.

What's tricky, Katz said, is that a lot green space is used for events or as respite for faculty, students and staff and can't easily be replaced.

The natural world or at least a ephemeral version of it—serves as respite for humans in Michelle Blade's fleshed-out paintings and primitive sculptures.

That's why patients should get into rehabilitation as soon as possible, where "people are paid to stimulate you," providing skilled expertise as well as respite for exhausted caregivers, he said.

Life in LA will come as welcome respite for Gerrard after more than a decade of being Liverpool's standard-bearer, and it is unlikely his new team-mate, Keane, who won last season's MVP award, would still be lauded in the same manner in the Premier League.

The ultimate goal is a river ringed with ribbons of city parkland, a draw for tourists as well as a respite for local people.

Mr Ryan's plans for Medicaid (health care for the neediest) would indeed hit such programmes as respite care for families with autistic children.

And overlooking the still smoldering ruins at ground zero, he was using an apartment that had been donated to the city as a respite for recovery workers as a rendezvous for trysts with his paramour, Judith Regan, the publisher of his memoir.

Now, when the National Weather Service issues summer heat advisories and the Governor of Illinois declares state office buildings as official daytime cooling centers, the national press points to Crown Fountain as a respite for inhabitants of the Chicago metropolitan area.

The local Alzheimer's cafe served as her respite for two hours a week.

Sanitation workers with the Alliance for Downtown New York were told to remove missing-person posters from lampposts, and a playground in Battery Park was opened as a respite for neighborhood children.