Sentence examples for has been respite from inspiring English sources

Bruce Carver, who co-ordinates many services for old people in western Kentucky's Pennyrile region, says that one popular part of the new programme has been respite care.

There has been little respite in the past few years.

From Macmillan to Blair there has been no respite.

Weiner said this period has been a respite for both of them.

This year, however, there has been no respite for regulators trying to contain the banking crisis.

Even for around two dozen girls who escaped, there has been little respite.

That leaves space for more active diplomacy.Not that there has been much respite in the fighting.

There has been little respite for the north east since New Year when Storm Frank brought flooding to villages around the River Dee.

The period between the election and inauguration has been a respite: once again, everyone is gathering again at the Nesbitt home to watch football games.

There has been little respite from the fighting despite the Russian announcement, with battles ongoing in the city and its surroundings.

For years, this old Hawaiian sugar town has been a respite for stoners, surfers and, according to many locals, a certain low-key breed of celebrities like Willie Nelson, the Doobie Brothers, Woody Harrelson and Kris Kristofferson.