Sentence examples for term rest from inspiring English sources

Sacramento will hold onto the Kings for one more season, but its chances of keeping them long term rest solely on the city's ability to approve, finance and build a new arena — a goal the city has failed to meet many times in the last decade.

Due to the difficulties in explaining what sleep actually is and the lack of research outside of birds and mammals, scientists tend to be a little hesitant when attributing the word sleep to reptiles, fish and especially invertebrates, and prefer to use the term rest instead.

And the term "rest" is great, by the way.

"It seems more appropriate to me in this case," he adds, "to eliminate the vampire reference entirely and simply let the term rest at 'tramp.'".

You might say the success of his second term rests upon him solving it.

But the term rests uneasily on him, because it implies a drive so singularly focused that it excludes life around it.

Cristina Fernández, who is running for a second term, rested this month to lower her blood pressure, and took more time off after her sister-in-law's boyfriend died on October 13th.

Buzzfeed didn't take kindly to this email, but in a time when the term "resting bitch face" is used for any woman not beaming benignly at every camera shoved in her face, it's hardly surprising her publicist is so on guard.

It's an ambiguous term resting in that gray area of subjectivity and perspective.

The Tibetan term "resting in true nature" points to another aspect of just-awareness.

In light of this restlessness it is probably time to abandon the term "resting microglia", although it may still serve the purpose of providing an antonym to "activated microglia".