Sentence examples for hours of respite from inspiring English sources

"We got about three or four hours of respite".

Last year, they lost their four hours of respite a month.

According to Hacan, the local Heathrow anti-noise campaign group, the rules that stipulate alternating flight patterns give residents a few hours of respite.

At Down I enjoyed some escape from the distracting buzz of the internet and a heavy workload – a couple of hours of respite on a Sunday afternoon.

My family, as then constituted – mother, sister, baby brother – gathered for an inexpensive dinner and a few hours of respite from our house during another divorce.

And yet coast to coast, people approached Thanksgiving with something close to a gritty resolve this year, determined to find a few hours of respite from their worries.

There are lawyers hoping to change careers and, more frequently than Ms. Walker could have predicted, Wall Street professionals seeking an hour of respite from the frenzy of the trading floor.

And in conjuring a world in which the besieged leaders of China and America wind up as surreptitious best friends while using the combined forces of religion and warfare to produce an "elegant solution" to their tension-filled standoff, he's offering a few hours of comic respite from a real world in which even domestic cooperation seems increasingly fantastical.

The county grant, renewable for three years, will allow foster parents and relatives providing care to children through age 5 to obtain up to 12 hours a month of respite care for the children.

However, with only a certain amount of respite hours at their disposal, carers find themselves having to choose what to "spend" them on.

In New York, the heat's effects were unsparing: Some city pools were filled to capacity within an hour or so of opening, sending seekers of respite to libraries, cooling centers and other public havens from the heat.