Sentence examples for respite over from inspiring English sources

"It is important the players use that interval to refresh themselves mentally and physically ahead of a schedule that has little respite over the next 12 months".

Yet after a brief respite over Christmas, the meteorologists say the first three months of next year normally the dry season may well be wet.

But there was a respite over the weekend, as the religious festivities around Id reinforced for the Uighurs their sense of tradition and culture.

The Met Office has said areas afflicted by floods will see a "respite" over the next 48 hours with "clear, dry spells" and some thundery showers expected to pass over quickly.

There was a brief respite over Christmas, a three-match unbeaten run stopping the rot slightly, and the 2-0 Boxing Day win over Charlton at least got Villa out of the relegation zone, yet this Paul Birch-inspired victory would be the last until 28 March.

Exhausted firefighters have had little respite over the last few days, working in some cases with only a few hours' sleep to get ahead of the blaze and protect homes.

When the respite was over, the people of the south voted almost unanimously to secede.

They can then choose to return to familiar surroundings when their respite needs give over to the final days of their child's life.

And yet doing so now feels like a nice little respite from fretting over rising unemployment and the crazed restlessness of Kim Jong-il.

Servicers have been authorized to grant the 90-day respite right over the phone.

Rupert's losing sleep over it, but robots and computers doing the hard graft could mean respite from the over-worked fatigue that's hijacked our world.