Sentence examples for was recess from inspiring English sources
noun
A break, pause or vacation.
- Spring recess offers a good chance to travel.
All he could think of was recess and the beer he would be able to get.
Flynn was recess appointed to the board by President Obama in January.
4) Try to ask open-ended questions instead of questions that end in a "yes" or "no": "What was recess like today compared to last week?
The event was Recess Bash, hosted by the gossip site FamousDC, and the evening's scheduled highlight was awarding HuffPost intern Alex Becker a t-shirt for winning a contest to design the best app, entitled "DC Intern Fashion FAIL".
According to the investigation, Flynn, who was recess appointed to the board by President Obama in January, allegedly passed along "the most confidential of Agency information" while he was counsel to former board member Brian Hayes, including case lists, preliminary votes and internal deliberations.
The hearing was recessed until Feb. 26.
She was led from the courtroom, and the trial was recessed for 15 minutes.
The trial resumed on November 28 for a few hours, was recessed, and resumed December 5 to 7 and December 21 to 22, when it was again recessed until Jan . 24 , 2006
-- and was recess-appointed as ambassador to Belgium by President Bush after Senate Democrats refused to confirm him.
Court was recessed shortly thereafter.
Court was recessed shortly thereafter for lunch.
