Sentence examples similar to restorative holidays from inspiring English sources

It's a process one goes through at the end of every restorative holiday.

Although it has been reported that "A Doll's House" was inspired by a friend's marriage — the wife took out a loan to give her ill husband a restorative holiday, as Nora does in Ibsen's nearly three-hour drama — that seems like surface noise next to the play's titanic imaginative force.

It's quick, easy, green and gutsy, the perfect restorative after holiday excess.

The perfect post-holiday restorative?

It does take planning in advance to enjoy the restorative benefits of school holidays.

Sailing in the Caribbean is not only a beautiful and restorative way to celebrate the holidays.

Brighton has been famous as a haven for those seeking alternative lifestyles ever since the future George IV adopted the supposedly restorative seaside resort as his holiday home in the 1780s.

For a restorative yoga retreat, try Simon Low's holidays at Huzur Vadisi in Turkey (huzurvadisi.com).

For homebodies whose travel plans have been curtailed, it is possible to create a moment that feels a bit restorative or like the warmest of holidays.

Mr. Libert said he has gotten so accustomed to working on vacation that he rarely considers whether he's missing out on the presumed restorative qualities of a work-free holiday.

In a letter to a friend, he described a holiday, meant to be restorative, as "benefit to carcass nil, to put it mildly"."To put it mildly" is typical Beckett.