Sentence examples similar to respite from duties from inspiring English sources

They planned to spend the night watching wildlife, enjoying a respite from their duties before continuing the rest of their tour.

Adding insult to injury, the administration has not appointed officials to the Treasury department at a fast enough pace to give Geithner some respite from his public duties All of this shouldn't imply that Geithner hasn't seen any success.

But even the M4-toting soldiers seemed to be happy and relaxed, enjoying the sunshine and respite from their normal duties.

In this way, her job offered her respite from her caring duties.

Many HSWs were emphatic that family members require respite from their caregiving duties.

February South Africa's World Cup stadiums get a respite from white-elephant duty for the Africa Cup of Nations, which is won by Ghana and not by talent-rich Ivory Coast or the reigning champion, Zambia.

But even the M4-toting soldiers seemed to be happy and relaxed, enjoying the sunshine and respite from their normal duty of breaking into Palestinian homes.

Furthermore, when workers had limited interactions with family members, it was often because family members were meant to be out of the home while HSWs were present, and thus gaining respite from their 24 h caregiving duties.

Mr. Nance's mail-carrying duties offered no respite from anguish.

To keep his bat in the lineup but allow respite from the rigors of his in-game catching duties, Molina has occasionally started at first base.

Speaking of the Sept. 11 attacks, he added: "I almost feel it is our patriotic duty not to deal with it -- to provide a respite from reality, not necessarily to reflect it".