| Fearing bad weather, I got out of the kibitka and went into the post station, intending to take a rest. |
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| Such was the genteel corporate culture of the time that employees were encouraged to take a rest after lunch. |
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| On the earth, people know that it is time to go back home and take a rest when the sun sets and the night comes. |
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| A zero rate is something to be proud of, but that doesn't mean we take a rest. |
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| The people in the Garden of Eden know that it is time to take a rest when it becomes cooler. |
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| When passengers were sleeping, they would lie down on the floor and take a rest covered with a blanket. |
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| In the case of severe symptoms you may need to take a rest of 1 or 2 days before resuming treatment. |
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| There are some stone benches along this relaxed route that allow you to take a rest. |
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| As if, to take a rest from loving and serving God and others for eleven months of the year, we are at last surely entitled to love and serve ourselves. |
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| For any other quarterback, that might be the signal to take a rest. |
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| Or take a rest, enjoy a café and take in the buzz of Gothenburg. |
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| You will have the opportunity to go for a stroll around the harbour or to take a rest while enjoying coffee or ice cream in one of the main squares and observing the local fishermen at their work. |
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| After all these adventures, you must want to take a rest. |
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| It was the custom of a Sunday, when one had nothing to do, to ascend the slope and then take a rest at the top and see how the quarter looked when seen from above. |
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| I started my second day of holidays determined to take a rest. |
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| We were served dinner and shown to our various rooms to take a rest, while awaiting the bus to come for us again at midnight to accompany us to the airport. |
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| We were ordered to take a rest for a few hours. |
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| When do you take a rest, when do go you picking mushrooms? |
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| Halfway up Dartmeet Hill, for example, lies the Coffin Stone, close to the road, where the body would be placed to allow the bearers to take a rest. |
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