Sentence examples for every reprieve from inspiring English sources

The Iran fans celebrated every reprieve like a goal.

Senator Jon Corzine of New Jersey, for instance, has proposed giving every worker a reprieve from paying Social Security and Medicare taxes on the first $10,000 in wages.

So the 87 people exonerated after being sentenced to death amount to one reprieve for every seven killed.

Gimmick: death-row inmate gets a week's reprieve for every correct answer until...hey, you can calculate the odds as well as me.

It cuts annual spending by $2 billion for every week of the government's reprieve, for a total of $6 billion in this case.

But in northern Siberia, with only twenty or so weeks of reprieve from intense cold every year, and nothing below but permafrost, the old prison camp had hibernated into the present more or less unchanged.

The British organization Reprieve reports that for every one person who is selected as a target for assassination by drones, 28 civilians are killed.

Every Friday night, young Italians get a reprieve from family and get to meet up with their friends for pizza.

But what you're also getting is a reprieve from that emotional hangover every time they tweet something good (note: the tweets are never that good, you just want them to be).

With every purchase, your archive gets another six-month reprieve.

Maya Foa, from the anti-death penalty campaigning group Reprieve, said: "The apparent hanging of every man in one Iranian village demonstrates the astonishing scale of Iran's execution spree.