Sentence examples similar to fitting respite from inspiring English sources
Availability of care packages for personal support or carer respite were noted, as was the difficulty in fitting their priorities into the packages offered.
While much of her work is respite, and fits around her day job as a teaching assistant, Hannah wound up taking on one little girl for 180 nights a year.
Green roofs were also linked to an ethic of care and restoration, and may provide 'loose fit' places for respite and better health for office workers.
Even tech-driven play – that source of guilt and respite for so many parents – can fit in: not mindless screen-gawping but activities in which children can "engage with the technology", or what Lego calls "hands-on, minds-on".
Respite must suit the cared for and fit in with their needs.
Be spiritually fit, consider yoga or meditation, or a way to find a place of respite in your life, a place of ballast.
4 p.m. 2) A ROYAL RESPITE Once a royal hunting ground, the island of Djurgarden still provides treats fit for a king.
His direction is precise, unfussy and utterly fit for purpose, prowling the four walls of an apartment that was entirely constructed on a Paris soundstage and allowing the action to play out in real time, with no respite.
His promise to "shut the mouths" of detractors provided a confidence-building respite, however brief, from questions of roster age and system fit.
