Sentence examples for which might rest from inspiring English sources
Put your cursor over a taxi and you'll see it described as "a motorcar that offers mobility in exchange for money," while a picnic table is described as something "on which might rest a tasty meal, or a refreshing cup of joe".
On the bottom, you'll find some sizable exhaust vents and two small speaker grilles located toward the edges where it curves up slightly into a lip, leaving a gap between them and any flat surface on which you might rest the laptop.
Dr. Albert Sabin, whose name and legacy our Institute honors once said, "A scientist who is a human being cannot rest while knowledge which might reduce suffering rests on the shelf".
The outcome of this game might rest on which team handles it better.
Fitzgerald said he might rest Mark in practice, which is how former Wildcats coach Gary Barnett kept Northwestern running back Darnell Autry healthy.
What do you think of the prospect that the Eurozone will simply stumble into a Greek default — which might shock the rest into a closer fiscal union?
We might want to evaluate the implications of invasion or the lack thereof, and of whatever other tools which might help the rest of the world in evaluating the rigidities and dangers to humanity of an institution like ISIS.
Keep in mind that when an artist makes a visit, even if they're only working 1 day/night, there's usually two days of traveling, which might make the rest of their week difficult to schedule.
In that spirit, I want to share with [Facebook users] the brief arc of my life, which might help lay to rest our simplistic judgment of people at first sight".
Neither the bowler nor the team management will take any chances on aggravating an injury which might seriously affect the rest of his tour.
In one of the WikiLeaks cables, a diplomat wrote that Berlusconi's "frequent late nights and penchant for partying hard mean he does not get sufficient rest," which might be somewhat in the spirit of certain periods in ancient Rome.
