Sentence examples for wanting to rest from inspiring English sources

But not wanting to rest on success, Mr. Duggan said, "We have an adage here that you are only as good as your last day".

Not wanting to rest on my laurels, I searched for temporary work to tide me over during the summer months – it was tougher than I expected.

Not wanting to rest on this laurel, however, he entered again in 1998 and won second place for his master-snail, "The Balance".

"While I'm sensitive to not wanting to show up the opposition," Phil Garner, the Detroit Tigers' scrappy manager, said yesterday, "I'm more sensitive to wanting to rest at night.

At the weekend, the decking and grass become a haven for people wanting to rest and unwind: friends lolling about, engaged in casual chatter or heads deep in their books.

"I think all of my loan moves have been about me being eager to play and not wanting to rest on my laurels," he told the Wolves website. .

"Everyone wants to rest, not work".

I don't want to rest".

Yes, he wants to rest.

I wanted to rest Johnson.

"He wanted to rest and wondered if they wanted to rest too".