Sentence examples for two-day respite from inspiring English sources

Actually along these lines, when I was in the Navy, it was well-publicized that if one parent was away and the remaining parent was overwhelmed by their small children, all they had to do was come to the Naval Hospital for a two-day respite.

After a two-day respite, stocks plunged yesterday as investors were served more earnings disappointments and more weak economic data.

James Campbell Quick, a professor of organizational behavior at the University of Texas at Arlington, notes that the incidence of heart attacks rises on Monday mornings, when most people are back from merely a two-day respite.

After a two-day respite from the campaign trail, Vice President Al Gore stepped up his New York campaign in earnest yesterday, paying homage to the labor unions he is counting on to mobilize for him in the March 7 primary and spending the evening courting arts patrons at Lincoln Center.

So you've had a nice, calming two-day respite from all of the bargain hunting.

After a two-day respite, investors again started dumping shares of cutting-edge drug companies and other industries that have soared over the past year.

Haggard and more than a little edgy after nearly a month of living underground, about 500 residents of Kiryat Shemona, Israel's most heavily rocketed city, got word just after 7 p.m. Tuesday that the government would provide a five-day respite in the south.

The falls-prevention programme was embedded in a healthy lifestyle dementia respite programme, which combined day respite with preventative health programmes.

The interview/survey was developed to elucidate carer expectations and perceived benefits of day respite services.

Carers prioritised benefits for and experiences of care-recipients when making day respite decisions.

Care-recipient enjoyment of day respite was central to carers' ongoing commitment to using the service.