Sentence examples for good respite from inspiring English sources

The nightlife is interesting, and it seems to be a really good respite for people in the Middle East who perhaps wouldn't be able to get away with that lifestyle in their respective countries.

Labor Day was a good respite.

Which is excellent… we had the mental health nurse here yesterday, who asked her lots of questions, which she answered much better this time than she has done normally.' Friend A clear picture emerged of the qualities of a good respite care worker.

They have a good emotional rest before returning to duty the next day, whereas you will likely have very little if any respite.

FLIGHT, or just a respite?

Less social satire than hit-and-miss goofing, the latest adventures of America's favorite (or perhaps only) weed-crazed, multicultural odd couple take them from Cuba to Texas to Amsterdam in search of love, a good buzz and a respite from the stupidities of politics.

Last night, where I renewed my belief in my country's resolve, I also renewed my belief in my God's promise: "And let not the disbelievers think that Our granting them respite is good for them; the result of Our granting them respite will only be that they will increase in sin; and they shall have an humiliating punishment".

That could be good news for athletics: some respite as another sport goes into the "cheating" spotlight.

From £345 for four nights for up to six   Scotland: Inchcailloch Reached by ferry from Balmaha, at the southern end of Loch Lomond, this island campsite makes a good detour for walkers seeking respite from the West Highland Way.

Good news is a welcome respite.

An undercurrent was there, a nagging, despite the occasional respite of feeling good: You're fat.