Sentence examples for will be respite for from inspiring English sources

There will be respite for him.

While the talks are going on many hope there will be respite from attacks.

In broad terms, after the most trying winter any England captain can have endured, it will be respite until he bats again, no doubt for Essex, in April.

What's more, this is respite for the birds – give them a cool, relaxing spot to take a drink and they'll surely come back.

But there will be no respite for the countless Ethiopians who face imprisonment, torture and rape.

There will be little respite for Barca until the Christmas break with Champions League games coming up away to Ajax Amsterdam and at home to Celtic, while the Spanish league leaders are being pursued by an Atletico Madrid side only three points behind them with Real Madrid three points further back.

With Iowa holding caucuses on January 3rd there will be no respite from campaigning for candidates (or voters) over Christmas.

The stand will not be a breeze, but it will be a respite of sorts for the Rangers, who are battling a minor slump in what has been a successful regular season.

"There will be no respite", he said, for "those who incite terrorism".

But most young doctors will be grateful for respite of any sort.

With even Frank Bruni attacking Obama on the Op-Ed page of the Times, the President will be looking for respite on his trip, and he's likely to find some.