Sentence examples for making rest from inspiring English sources

The walls are bare, the air conditioning has broken, the lights, which are movement sensitive and without a switch, remain on throughout day and night making rest impossible.

By making rest physically indistinguishable from non-zero constant velocity, Newton's First Law directly connects inertia with the concept of relative velocities.

Relying on their iPhones and the directions of passerby, the family begins their long expedition, making rest stops along the highway as they go.

Whole males were used, and fully vitellogenic ovaries were dissected from 10 cyclical and 10 obligate parthenogenetic females making resting eggs by fixing and dissecting in 80% ethanol.

Sweltering nights made rest, often just a few hours, impossible.

To prevent an accumulation of strain during work and to reduce error risk, many countries have made rest breaks mandatory.

His owners found themselves with a decision to make: rest and return to the races or retire.

Do you make rest days a priority?

Self-proclaimed "sleep evangelist," Huffington has made rest a priority for herself and her employees.

The finding is really novel and important, but some of the connections that are made rest on rather weak or incomplete evidence.

Their confidence that blockbuster criminal cases could have been made rests on shaky grounds.