Sentence examples for benefit from resting from inspiring English sources

Derek Jeter tried to persuade Manager Joe Girardi that he could play shortstop with a sore left ankle Wednesday night, but Girardi decided that Jeter would benefit from resting for one day.

He thinks that the All Blacks could also benefit from resting most of the players who "are a bit sore" following their match against England.

Thomas believes he has benefitted from resting after his withdrawal in Catalunya.

Each has won four Gold Gloves, but neither has a strong arm, and each could probably benefit from rest.

I'd never felt so glad or relieved: the Gender Identity Clinic suggest full-time care for at least the first two weeks, and getting it from my parents (especially my mother, a former district nurse) meant that they would be reassured that I was fine, while I would benefit from rest, relaxation and plenty of home cooking.

Even toddlers old enough to walk easily may benefit from rest on wheels, especially at an airport when there are flight delays.. Pushing a stroller is a whole lot easier than giving shoulder rides through the airport or amusement parks.

While Drogba's domestic form has flourished in recent seasons, the player perhaps benefiting from rest while his team-mates participate in the gruelling group stage, there is an acceptance that the league champions boast a relatively thin squad this year.

The brain is the most complex and powerful organ, and like muscles, benefits from rest.

The Phillies' offense benefited from rest due to the postponement of the final game of the Padres' series, as they defeated the Milwaukee Brewers in the opener of their mid-week series, 11 4.

With Kirby sitting out the trip to Sarajevo to protect a hamstring niggle the London club clearly benefited from more rested legs.

For all his reliability, Walters is not a machine and when he lost form and fitness towards the end of Pulis's reign, he and the team would probably have benefited from being rested.