Sentence examples for take recess from inspiring English sources

Even in Los Angeles, where smoke from the Woolsey fire had subsided by late Thursday, the air was still hazy and many schools required children to take recess inside.

For instance, I think anyone in Congress should be allowed to take recess any time they like so long as they're willing to receive a punch in the face before leaving.

The American Academy of Pediatrics agrees, and issued a strong policy statement in 2013, saying: "Recess…should not be withheld for punitive or academic reasons". No taking recess away.

Another truckload filled a sinkhole by the Dumpsters, where garbage trucks got stuck in mud, and a third went to craters where the children took recess.

Children were taking recess into their own hands to create a better environment for all.

The antagonists in Iraq are not about to take a recess while we celebrate Christmas.

This time, it was John White who broke down, and the court had to take a recess.

Karen Patton Seymour, sitting at the prosecutors table, urged her colleague, Michael Schachter, who had been questioning Ms. Armstrong, to take a recess.

"The court could simply take a recess, close the courtroom for solely the officer's testimony, and then excuse the jury prior to reopening the courtroom," they wrote.

By the end of June we were supposed to have completed the whole budget process or not take a recess in July.

In this class of motions are the motions to fix the time at which to adjourn, to adjourn, to take a recess, and to raise questions of privilege, all of which are undebatable.