Sentence examples for rests as from inspiring English sources

All this rests as much on a social contract as on a legal contract.

What's striking about the newcomers is that their celebrity rests as much on commercial savvy as on conventional artistic talent.

It is comforting now and then to stop in at one of those old hotels around town where time rests as quietly as a country snowfall, and ancient widows, whose husbands knew Grover Cleveland, move softly about.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, May 25 , 1935P. 15 It is comforting now and then to stop in at one of those old hotels around town where time rests as quietly as a country snowfall, and ancient widows, whose husbands knew Grover Cleveland, move softly about.

It rests as much on the text as on the music -- Tennyson's poem is more dusted with Strauss's music than leavened by it -- and the decline of the genre can be ascribed to changing literary tastes and the resistance of a modern audience to listening to highly sentimental verse for more than an hour and a quarter.

The New Yorker, May 25 , 1935P. 15 It is comforting now and then to stop in at one of those old hotels around town where time rests as quietly as a country snowfall, and ancient widows, whose husbands knew Grover Cleveland, move softly about.

He rested, as much as he could.

Resting as well as contraction forces of myocytes resulted in measurable pillar bending.

Respondents visit parks mainly to relax and rest as well as for pleasure and social activities.

"My mother said to rest as much as possible.

The resting as well as walking energy expenditure is expressed corrected for body weight (Table 1).