"rest early" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to go to bed or relax earlier than usual. Example: "I have a big presentation tomorrow, so I'm going to rest early tonight."
Maybe I'll get a rest early in the third or late in the third.
Sprewell added: "One thing Jeff likes is to give me a little rest early in the fourth.
Anthony had been poked in his left eye in the first quarter and was taking what was meant to be a short rest early in the fourth.
"We just hope that the rest early, and trying to build them up gradually, is maybe in our best interest," Collins said.
Some strategists have said that Mrs. Clinton's comments about her marriage may have been intended to put such questions to rest early in the campaign.
The Premier League champions hadn't won here since an old Division Two match in 1999, but seemed intent on laying the ghosts of uncomfortable draws and a painful 2010 FA Cup defeat to rest early on.
"I pitched with three days' rest earlier in the season," Ortiz said.
In 2013, after pitching on three days' rest earlier in the postseason, he allowed seven runs in four innings in a loss to the Cardinals.
Understand that If you have vacant time in school or have no class in a certain subject, you have to limit that time studying in a library so you can take a rest earlier after you leave work.
Resting early, he assured himself that he would be around to try.
The trial began Tuesday, but both sides rested early Wednesday morning after the defense chose not to call any witnesses.
