The phrase 'let's rest' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest taking a break. For example, "It's been a long day, let's rest for a while."
You'll get better results (i.e. the dough will be easier to work with) the longer you let is rest.
"Our city has been at the forefront of the drive towards equality, but let's not rest on our laurels - of course more needs to be done to tackle prejudice and discrimination.
"I'm just saying let's not rest within the definition of what theatre is".
Until then, let's just rest our weary heads, and dream of a late-night Hannibal Buress show. 1. Download WhatsApp on your phone.
We will travel far and wide to see an amazing show, but, let's be honest, the rest of the world isn't exactly clamouring to come visit us come festival season.
But let's not convince ourselves the rest are credible – punishment sensibly bestowed on the scrounging unemployed.
Don't just let your arms flail, let them be rested neatly on your lap while still being comfortable!
Matthew 27:49 The rest said, "Let be, let us see whether Elias will come to save him".
Let it appear that it is resting on the Indian's finger.
