Sentence examples for respite is given from inspiring English sources

No allowances are made, no respite is given and no excuses will be accepted.

The Aberdeen defence are still looking uncomfortable but are handed a bit of a respite as a foul is given as goalkeeper Scott Brown goes up to challenge for a free-kick lofted into the penalty box.

But the holy month is giving no respite to the government which is still facing protests.

For once, we are given respite from their love lives, although suitors are bound to surface again before the end of the series.

This thoroughly Russian village near the city of Nizhny Novgorod has been host this summer to very unusual guests -- children from Chechnya being given respite from what is for them nearly a lifetime of war at home.

The paper says the UK has been given "respite", and points out that deciding to allow a delay "was not an easy choice for EU leaders".

Cubans have resorted to seeing their phones as mere fashion accessories.But from February 1st, those who prefer to use their phone for its original purpose will be given some respite.

The opposition are given no respite, the captain able to call on each and every one on demand in the knowledge that no one is to be hidden away.

Millions of debt-laden Americans could be given some respite from debt collectors under a new set of proposals being rolled out by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a watchdog government agency established in the wake of the 2008 economic crisis.

His life had been disrupted by the fatal illness of his wife Claudia; she died on 10 September 1607, but Monteverdi was given no respite by the duke.

Remaining on the front lines during the winter of 1914 1915, Capper's men held the German advance and were given some respite in early 1915 with the arrival of territorial divisions.