Sentence examples for two respite from inspiring English sources

It also plans to close two respite care homes.

Cornwall Council's savings plans include about £12m cuts from adult care and health, including the closure of two respite centres for disabled youngsters, There could also be cutbacks to road maintenance, street cleaning and weed removal, while plans to scrap mobile library services in the county are currently under consultation.

They admitted her [mother] and they said she had a chest infection…Well [after] about ten days they [the hospital] said she was fit enough to go home…She wasn't happy to come home, she didn't feel confident to go home and I wasn't overly happy so she said could I find somewhere for her to go for a week or two respite?

Mr. Addison had fun with one respite from the parade of shelf numbers: 100 individual books that Mr. McMurtry selected for the auction block.

One respite from her life in jail, she said, came when the rehearsal sounds from a prison orchestra of inmates traveled past the bars of her cell.

Aeroplanes used to be the one respite in a typical business traveller's itinerary a place to escape from the e-mails and phone calls for a few hours, and perhaps even have some good ideas.

The frenetic repetition draws on, and burns through, copious sources: thrash, military tattoos, progressive rock, drum-and-bass, nyah-nyah taunts, catfights among hyenas, tornadoes hitting junkyards, even raga — which is suggested by the album's one respite, "The Soft Spoken Spectre," a twangy, drumless, minute-long modal tune and drone.

Many people protesting outside County Hall on Thursday were concerned over the future of eight respite care centres - one of which is expected to close.

(He and his wife had allowed themselves two days' respite in New York, on a layover from Tel Aviv, and caught "The Book of Mormon," on Broadway).

Now no one could possibly begrudge Theresa May her week or two of respite after the last fevered month of the parliamentary term, and a side-trip to the south of France hardly counts as deprivation.

After a two year respite, largely the result of a national economic crisis, the destruction of the Amazon seems to be heading back toward the record levels of the mid-1990's.