Sentence examples similar to minor recess from inspiring English sources
Presumably churned out during the summer recess, too many minor ministers from the last 10 years, already long forgotten, have very minor biographies written about them.
There is, in fact, a minor tradition in the U.S. of recessions being marketed as a time for recess activities.
"Its impact was so amorphous that it already appears to be slipping quietly into the dim recesses that history reserves for minor footnotes about insubstantial events," the Times reported then.
The only real quibble is a minor one: the On-off button that doesn't recess all the way when off, so it could be left on by accident if you don't double-check.
In its first few moments "Get Carter" worms its way into the small but select sub-phylum of vacuous and overdirected minor classics like "Kalifornia" and others that inhabit the recesses of the Movie Channel in the predawn hours on a weeknight.
From its smoky recesses, the Panthers under Newton conducted a reign of terror, punishing rank-and-file females for even minor "infractions" by turning them out as prostitutes.
