Sentence examples for looking for respite from inspiring English sources

"In 1888, he comes to Provence looking for respite.

When she was looking for respite, Kassandra Ledesma, 18, a high school dropout from the Dorchester neighborhood, went to the library and signed out "Night," by Elie Wiesel.

The best entertainment can be a like-minded child with new magazines and toys in their backpack, and thankful parents looking for respite.

"The bandits come out on the streets," she said, rolling up her T-shirt, looking for respite from the searing heat.

With even Frank Bruni attacking Obama on the Op-Ed page of the Times, the President will be looking for respite on his trip, and he's likely to find some.

The contest, called "Take the Year Off," was one of several this year sponsored by marketers like McDonald's and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority aimed at downtrodden workers looking for respite in a tough economy.

And don't look for respite in the break room.

Adult Day Health — provides an organized program of health care, supervision and social activities for elders with some health conditions that need to be monitored, again for caregivers looking for regular respite.

DINERS looking for a respite from the Asian fusion cuisine enthusiastically featured by so many restaurants in our area will be interested to know that Shiraz, the new kid in town, offers Persian dishes that will refresh palates and pocketbooks.

Dark Mode is a potential boon to all of us desk jockeys looking for some respite from eye strain.

If you're looking for a respite from the daily parade of rancorous headlines and doomsday predictions, might I suggest dipping a toe in the world of social impact investing.