Examples of using Some respite in English and their translations into Spanish
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I need some respite from screaming kids.
Two days before full moon he seemed to have gained some respite.
That it has finally been taken and that it provides the promise of some respite for the beleaguered Bosnians in Sarajevo must be welcomed.
The people of the region must now enjoy some respite and be given the space to pursue their development in an atmosphere of peace, tranquillity and security.
delivery of humanitarian assistance, although the two-month cease-fire brokered by former United States President Jimmy Carter has offered some respite in the ongoing civil strife.
it provides some respite to families who have not seen their loved ones for decades.
The author"need[ed] some respite from these conditions[of detention]
perhaps hoped that it might lead to some respite from the pressure exerted by the Pakistani Army on Al-Qaida bases in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas,
In some areas respite does appear likely.
Can you find some respite from the chaos in your mind?
There is some respite for professors with PhDs, however.
Drinking the solution twice a day should give your throat some respite.
Looking for a colourful charmer and some respite from the big city?
Create a God who's infallible- give your leader some respite.
This window screen offers some respite from the scorching sun.
The Screen Shader extension can at least provide some respite for your eyes.
You should give some respite kohl.
The United Nations might gain some respite, but so would the countries in arrears.
Some respite was obtained by the death of John of Hainaut in 1257.
The only difference is that Palestinians do get some respite. ShiaGenocide Pakistan.
