Sentence examples for best respite from inspiring English sources

The best respite is to strap into the racing car-style seats for the pilot and navigator or to lie on the ship's beanbag.

But built into Captain DeSimone's job is one of the best respites he could ever ask for, he says.

Re "Drop in Fuel Price May Weaken Push for Energy Plans" (front page, July 16): The recent drop in prices and pause in blackouts denote at best a brief respite from our long-term problem.

I hope that these thoughts will occur to people sitting in a public garden, surrounded by luminous metal tapestries representing Eisenhower's boyhood home of Abilene, Kan., in a memorial landscape that is universally acknowledged as one of the best places of respite from the sun-baked, rigidly ceremonial expanse of the National Mall.

Retaliation gives, at best, only momentary respite from our pain.

If they can do that, maybe they can lure this White House back to its best self — and someday offer respite from the endless war of the extremes.

The problem is that the answers that the political parties are reaching for – whether caps on gas bills or more competition in the energy market – can, at best, provide only short-term respite.

I found a kind of transcendence in listening to noise in this way, as if the best way to find a respite from the noise in our daily lives is to go to the noisy source itself.

At best, the deal will bring a respite – one that is likely to prove both short and shallow.

Wake Up the Nation's beautifully defiant song Trees was inspired by Weller seeing his "best friend" withering away in a respite home.

Council leader Stewart Cree said: "We must make best use of this period of respite to put us in a position to address the forthcoming challenges".