Examples of using Cannot rest in English and their translations into Slovak
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The man CANNOT rest.
Cannot rest until it comes.
But one man cannot rest.
Peace cannot rest only on the good will of man.
Troubled sea which cannot rest.
He who cannot rest, cannot work;
Indeed by definition, slaves cannot rest.
Indeed by definition, slaves cannot rest.
He who cannot rest, cannot work;
Member States that have already achieved these objectives cannot rest on their laurels.
People say spirits cannot rest there. They come back.
Humans can be both good and bad, so the maximum goodness cannot rest in us.
For love proceeds from God and cannot rest but in God above all things created.".
A vigilant person cannot pause, cannot stop, cannot rest.
For love proceeds from God and cannot rest but in God above all things created.
Those Christians who have leisure should be mindful of their brethren whohave the same needs and the same rights, yet cannot rest from work because of poverty and misery.
Anyone who cannot rest from work is a slave-to a need for success, to a materialistic culture, to exploitative employers, to parental expectations, or all of the above.
When the mouth is open, the tongue cannot rest in the correct place.
In 1963, Saint John XXIII, writing in his Encyclical Letter Pacem in Terris, in addition to urging the prohibition of atomic weapons(cf. No. 112),stated that authentic and lasting international peace cannot rest on a balance of military power, but only upon mutual trustcf.
Those Christians who have leisure should be mindful of their brethren whohave the same needs and the same rights, yet cannot rest from work because of poverty and misery.
A man who inflicts suffering can not rest.
No wonder my poor godson can't rest in peace.
They can't rest now.
For several days can not rest.
Yet, here in his own room, he can not rest.
At the same time,it often signals that the body is so„full“ and can not rest.
The spirit and genius of Michelagnolo could not rest without doing something; and, since he was not able to paint, he set to work on a piece of marble, intending to carve from it four figures in the round and larger than life, including a Dead Christ, for his own delight and to pass the time, and because, as he used to say, the exercise of the hammer kept him healthy in body.