Sentence examples for decent respite from inspiring English sources

I prayed for a decent respite from the Smokey Burgess-like pace when the clock early in the third quarter registered 35 ticks downward after the Miami quarterback Ken Dorsey was sacked.

"So it's a nice respite".

But this year, Mr Kerry and his message may appeal to voters who want to pause for a realistic and decent reappraisal of what their country stands for, a respite from four years of heroic, hectic and sometimes heedless history-making.

His wife is expecting their second child at the end of June, so his likely absence from any England tours this summer may be welcome for reasons other than the respite his body will enjoy over a decent off-season.

If Relisha's mother had a decent place to live, would she have felt compelled to let Relisha have a respite elsewhere?

For now, Spuntino is a welcome respite in an area that needs one, an oasis of good wine and decent, unpretentious cooking.

The working poor, scandalously, cannot achieve a decent standard of living (read the Trust for London reports on this exploited group which gets no respite).

There is a respite.

The respite was short.

Never a respite.

Any respite is welcome.