Примери коришћења A respite на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Let's ask for a respite.
It's a respite for them too!
Death would be a respite.
I need a respite from poetry.
Forgive me if I want a respite.
Enjoying a respite before the fall term?
All they have done is win a respite.
Use reading as a respite from the real world.
After the first time,there was a respite.
A respite for the people who use own transport.
When do you have too strong a respite reflex?
This is but a respite from my stewardship of the company.
I will tell you, these old bones could sure use a respite.
I'm a respite from a marriage that's gotten too hard.
At the very least it gives the country a respite from the bombings.
Taking them as a respite for a short time, leave the state, do not tighten it.
If you are breastfeeding, it is important that there is a respite reflex.
It's essentially a respite from the exhausting and the often demoralizing gender dynamics of the workplace, which are what inspired it in the first place.
Army Group North had gained a respite, but not a reprieve.
During a respite while his brigade was camping at Harrison's Landing after the Seven Days Battles of the Peninsular Campaign, Butterfield worked on the new tune.
Regardless of the diagnosis made by the doctor,arrange a respite for the eyes.
It is not a respite from labour nor is it a preparation for labour; it is a means for ensuring their domineering social position and for proving their«superiority» over the working layers.
The Lowline would really be a four-season space and a respite for the city.
Most importantly, play is not only a respite, it is a preparation for work, which means that man can develop in play those qualities which enable him both to«keep fit» and keep his job.
Sleep is a precious commodity during pregnancy,offering a respite from the physical and emotional challenges.
This year can be called a respite for those who strive for constant dynamics in their lives, for those who do not like to sit still and are constantly growing in the professional sphere to the detriment of family and personal relationships.
I never thought my two-week trip to Thailand would be anything more than a respite from the cold Boston winter.
It is again a doomed alliance with Evil; also, it would grant the United States a respite, but when at a later date China with its billion people would turn around armed with American weapons, America itself would fall prey to a genocide similar to the in Cambodia in our days.
Physiological drowsiness is a brain chime screaming about the need for a respite from an avalanche of information.
Built between 1913 and 1940, the carriage roads are popular today for walking, bicycling, horseback riding, andcarriage rides that bring back the pre-air-conditioning era when Acadia was the summer getaway for wealthy families seeking a respite from the city's heat.