I meet Jovan and his young son outside of Guča's Center for Culture, where they were taking a respite from the heat and crowds.
One imagines that she is taking a respite from a busy household, from bawling children and mounds of laundry.
Tucked away from the intensity of the crowds and traffic today, some of the 25,000 Britons who are performing the hajj this year were taking a welcome respite in Arafat.
Lazzarino had been taking a brief respite from their African journey and was going to meet Villarino at the South African border.
This, together with the fact that most of her interviewees have been out of Iraq for quite a time, means that her account of the most recent events is largely from second-hand sources, though she does talk to women who still live in Iraq but are taking a brief respite in Amman.
I've been taking a brief respite from my international travels, but the last weekend in August I am hitting the tarmac again.
Dr. Ben Carson, who is taking a short respite from the trail and will return to campaigning on Wednesday, will finish in a distant fourth place in Iowa with 9percentt and Sen. Rand Paul finishes off the top five with 5percentt.
I know that you're all used to me writing blogs about dating but I'm taking a brief respite to write a blog about another topic that provides an equally endless source of frustration in my life -- biking in New York City.
For the civilian population, on whom the war is taking an increasing toll, more than mere respite, the ceasefire offered a glimmer of hope and a possible indication of what peace in Afghanistan could someday look like.
But he's taken a three-year respite from writing fiction to probe the question of whether we should eat animals -- with this research and writing task triggered by his meditation on what to feed his first child.
As Ken Rogoff of Harvard University puts it, the Fed is "taking advantage of a respite in the financial crisis to shore up the dollar".This sows many doubts not least whether the Fed would, if necessary, back its dollar rhetoric with higher interest rates.
