Sentence examples for reprieve from doom from inspiring English sources

Because the argument has played out on blogs and in the popular press, beyond the ambit of peer-reviewed journals, the two sides have appeared in caricature, with headlines suggesting either doom ("Will Super-intelligent Machines Kill Us All?") or a reprieve from doom ("Artificial intelligence 'will not end human race' ").

Thanksgiving travelers get reprieve from O'Hare strike.

"And I think Captiva seemed a reprieve from that".

It is "a reprieve from the crowds inside the tavern," said Terence Daly, 25, the beer director.

For that alone, the comic deserves its reprieve from cyberspace oblivion.

A reprieve from the sweltering temperatures is coming, but it will only be temporary.

Locals gets reprieve from temporary watering ban.

O.C. residents may get reprieve from Christman light takedown.

A reprieve from life in the concrete jungle of downtown.

For a long time, British film has seemed to stagger from doom to reprieve to doom to reprieve.

Their protests and pressure helped push President Obama to offer many of them reprieves from deportation.