Sentence examples for to recess from inspiring English sources
noun
A break, pause or vacation.
- Spring recess offers a good chance to travel.
In the past, children often finished lunch in five minutes so they could get to recess.
The children he selected to stand in a second line were sent to recess.
I bring a book down to recess and I read my book.
We'd march into assembly two by two, and we'd march out to recess two by two.
No wonder the Diamondbacks have taken to it like grade schoolers to recess.
"We wish to recess for the day and continue on Monday," the judge read aloud.
"Wow," Dianne Feinstein said, into an open mike, "that's a good line to recess on".
They voted instead to recess until Jan . 2 all but killing the measure.
RACING through our school lobby on the way to recess, my sixth-grade classmates and I stopped short.
As such, Congress is about to recess not with a victorious bang, but rather with a bleat of resignation.
A vote on the measure would most likely happen by Friday, when Congress is set to recess for a week.
