Sentence examples for pleasant rest from inspiring English sources

In the era of horse-and-carriage transportation and early automobiles, the town provided a pleasant rest stop on the main road between Paris and Lyons, and it has always had a number of small restaurants.

The harbour itself, with wall-to-wall terraced bars and restaurants, is a pleasant rest stop.

He probably sees New York as a pleasant respite from Kenneth W. Starr and the rest of puritan Washington.

Though it can be pleasant to rest for a moment in its carefully embroidered sheets — if only to be reminded of the familiar scents with which Hellman sprinkled her most autobiographical work: incest, miscegenation, and camellias — the play's charm is musty and, in the end, tiresome.

Moodie was at 10-under at the turn and had a pleasant walk the rest of the way on the 6,051-yard 6,051-yard of the Seaview Marriott resort.

We liked to read and re-read them in the same way we liked to stare at the back of a cereal box over breakfast — they were a pleasant place to rest our eyes, a warm bath for the brain.

Kelly Conway, 23, agreed that it was a pleasant change from the rest of the airport routine.

The rest is pleasant enough, which may sound more damning than I mean it to, given Thompson's reputation.

"I don't value employee ownership because I believe it is somehow 'nicer', a more pleasant alternative to the rest of the corporate world.

Regular extinguishers have had the same look for a hundred years, he explains, and are "so damn obtrusive, ugly and not conducive to a pleasant experience of the rest of the aesthetic of your kitchen".

And Nozick notes that we would refuse to attach ourselves to an Experience Machine that would give us extremely pleasant experiences for the rest of our lives.