The phrase "get any rest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a lack of sleep or rest. Example sentence: "I was so busy yesterday that I didn't get any rest."
It is difficult to get any rest at all.
It was difficult to get any rest breaks at all.
Many maids say they do not get any rest days and that employers confiscate their mobile phones.
"I don't want the traveling press corps to get any rest," Mr. Gore said with a straight face.
His advisers knew that he needed more rest, and also that a campaign is no time to get any rest.
the hospital was too crazy to get any rest so i headed home to relax, have home cooked food and hang out with the family.
We thought he could rest for a couple of days, but before he got any rest, he had Florida, right?
"Isn't it fabulous?" So is the porcupine-needle vestment from Cameroon that serves as a dividing screen in Cave's living room, and the framed quilt backed with love letters in his bedroom, where artworks hung on a yellow wall create so much visual excitement it's hard to imagine getting any rest.
This graceful flourish, accompanied by some articles of his that he hopes M. Williams might find interesting, is followed by a new demand: Could the next round of hammering happen the day after tomorrow after seven in the evening, because if it goes on in the morning there's no chance of getting any rest during the day and going out will be impossible?
So Marie seeks the counsel of a friend about her roiling fantasy life, while Marty does it the old-fashioned Manhattanite way: she talks to a shrink, who never asks if she actually gets any rest during her extremely active dream life.
