Sentence examples for gain respite from inspiring English sources
For those of goodwill it was pleasing to see Allardyce gain respite from media-intensified pressure.
His cries had gone unheard and the battle had continued.13 When at last she sheered off to gain respite from the unflagging American fire, it was within a few minutes of one o'clock.
It is hoped that the help offered by the TFC will teach parents like Marie-Angel and Firmin about proper nutition until they gain respite from the poverty and hardship that grips their lives.
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Whenever the swirl of activity became too much, however, we gained respite by visiting one of Cairo's many mosques -- oases in the heart of the city.
Furthermore, when workers had limited interactions with family members, it was often because family members were meant to be out of the home while HSWs were present, and thus gaining respite from their 24 h caregiving duties.
Britain should gain some respite from the dismal bank holiday weather before further heavy rain and strong winds bring a disappointing end to the long weekend.
Italo Calvino's novella "The Watcher," which I recently read in an attempt to gain some respite from the last-minute barrage of electoral coverage, offers an altogether more sombre perspective on the democratic process.
In each case, you will gain the respite from daily life that you hardly knew you needed.
He also gained a respite because Iran turned its attention from him to Israel as the principal enemy.
