Sentence examples for natural rest from inspiring English sources

At least the All-Star Game offers a natural rest period for Jeter, while younger men haggled over the final spots in its lineup.

Unfortunately, as the mouse is symmetrical and the thumb buttons extruded (thus a natural rest for your finger) and very sensitive, you'll often find yourself clicking the "wrong" thumb button all the time when you meant to hit the one under your thumb, or just when moving the mouse around.

How do you actually balance the ball in the first place, so that it comes to a natural rest after spinning?

Indeed, the spot in front of the main verb is often the most natural resting place for an adverb, and sometimes it is the only resting place.

It was not attached to any church, which made it a natural resting place for radicals, nonconformists, migrants, mad people, and drifters Londoners, in other words.

If there's such a thing as emotional gravity, it's the invisible force that continually pulls humans back down to their natural resting state of melancholy.

It was not attached to any church, which made it a natural resting place for radicals, nonconformists, migrants, mad people, and drifters — Londoners, in other words.

Prices would eventually rise to somewhere between $30 and $100 and while the high figure was not a natural "resting place", Dale said he expected events to ensure prices would spike up again on occasions to $100.

The immediate reaction to the policy of freezing prices and reviewing the energy market was to brand it as the final, predictable swing of the Labour pendulum back to its natural resting place over anti-business state intervention and monolithic service provision.

It is enlightening, especially in the age of Martin Amis, because we are told, across the mist of decades, how Communism inspired and united in the Thirties and how, through the Forties, it was a natural resting place for many of the brightest and the best.

It may be that generations will go by before his sons or his sons' sons will be free of the sense of guilt for holding on to it and will deliver it to its natural resting place, the Shrine of the Book in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem".