Sentence examples for being given a rest from inspiring English sources

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

One involves over-reach, a strategy currently being given a rest by Britain after being tested to something approaching destruction during the Blair era.

" 'What happens here stays here' is being given a rest," said Rob Dondero, executive vice president at R&R Partners in Las Vegas, the agency for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, because "it doesn't have a strong call to action".

However, Celtic manager Lennon told BBC Scotland that Mulgrew was only "a bit groggy", while Brown will have benefited by being given a rest against Hearts.

Hampshire's Danny Briggs is to miss the club's pre-season trip to Barbados, with the newly capped England spinner being given a rest.

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

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

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

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.