Sentence examples for be given a rest from inspiring English sources

All the same, Churchill deserves to be given a rest.

Their democracy is not old enough to be given a rest.

So is the puddled, creamy, butter-infused French purée fashionable in restaurants; this style should be given a rest on Thanksgiving.

The tears and gnashing of teeth from the corporate sector about how the current IR system is stifling productivity really need to be given a rest.

One man who has done more than his fair share to make kicking goals and playing rugby union look easy will be given a rest from his toils today.

The Wasps youngsters Joe Launchbury and Christian Wade again showed their bountiful promise and both could tour with England this June, though the centre Elliot Daly is likely to be given a rest.

Can't Paul McCarthy and Martin Kippenberger have been given a rest?

The bear was being given a rest after a rehearsal for the opening ceremonies.

The sea can revive if overfished areas are given a rest.

While Ridan was given a rest after the Preakness, Greek Money went on to run in the Belmont Stakes.

With the job done, the Spanish World Cup winner was given a rest as Brazil youngster Denilson came on.