Sentences with rest
rest
R r - It was an experience I will treasure for the rest of my life. [+ of]
- Only 55 per cent of the raw material is canned. The rest is thrown away.
- He's tired and exhausted, and has been advised to rest for two weeks. [VERB]
- 'You're worn out, Laura,' he said. 'Go home and get some rest.'.
- Such a view rests on a number of incorrect assumptions. [VERB + on/upon]
- The judge said that 'whether Miss Bergman wishes to admit it or not, the responsibility rests with her.'. [VERB with noun]
- He rested his arms on the back of the chair. [VERB noun preposition]
- His head was resting on her shoulder. [VERB preposition/adverb]
- He rested on his pickaxe for a while. [VERB preposition]
- When you are sitting, keep your elbow on the arm rest.
- As she spoke, her eyes rested on her husband's face. [VERB + on/upon]
- A rest period
- Eternal rest
- A seaman's rest
- To rest one's elbows on the table
- Let the matter rest
- Her eyes rested on the sleeping child
- The whole argument rests on one crucial fact
- It rests with us to apportion blame
- The rest of the world
- rest assured
- A footrest
- To let a matter rest
- The fault rests with him
- My eyes rested on the picture
- To rest one's head on a pillow
- To rest an argument on trivialities
- rest assured that we will go
- “God rest ye merry, gentlemen”
- Rest assured that all is well.
- To rest oneself.
- To rest one's back against a tree.
- To rest one's eyes on someone.
- To rest one's case.
- The inertia of an object at rest.
- He was laid to rest last Thursday.