Sentence examples for much relaxation from inspiring English sources

"I am just not somebody who gets as much relaxation with something in my ear, like my grandchildren do," she said.

It could be an advantage but it could also be that the players end up with too much relaxation and go out there without the proper approach.

In this respect, there was a diligence about their midfield that ensured that Mendes, before his removal, and his team-mates would not be permitted much relaxation time.

"Lots of hard work and not so much relaxation.

In my experience, a retreat that offers a variety of stimulating activities like this is ideal when doing a digital detox because too much relaxation can sometimes lead to boredom, and subsequently the need to reach for the smartphone.

Just as flacks for previous presidents have done, they say that his time-off won't include that much relaxation, that he'll remain burdened by the pressures and demands of the Oval Office -– in short, that he won't really take a vacation at all.

Once the grand slams are under way, all the hard work has been done and Andy Murray's main aim, after defeating Janko Tipsarevic and reaching the last 16 of the French Open for the first time, is to get as much rest and relaxation as possible before today's fourth-round match against the dangerous 20-year-old Croatian, Marin Cilic.

In branched systems, however, the hierarchical nature of relaxations limits direct investigation via these microscopic methods as the dynamic processes are prolongated to much longer relaxation times that are no more accessible to usual dynamic scattering methods.

Experiments in compression show a much lower relaxation as compared to the FE model.

The dynamics of switching seem to support this supposition as much longer relaxation times are observed.

The PVA copolymer gel exhibited much higher relaxation time (97 s) compared to PVA borate gels (≤20 s) indicating a longer lifetime of junction zones.