Sentences with phrase «brief reprieve»

Whether Canada and Mexico's brief reprieve from tariffs will jump - start NAFTA talks or be perceived as coercion to win concessions remains an open question.

An all too brief reprieve is soon shattered; the leaders of Monroe don't forgive and don't forget.

You can look at the additional time as a brief reprieve from the constant device buzz.

Employees may feel the brief reprieve of a holiday is not enough to compensate for a tripled workload on their return.

By the end of the trading day on October 16, which was a Friday, the DJIA had lost 4.6 percent.5 The weekend trading break offered only a brief reprieve; Treasury Secretary James Baker on Saturday, October 17, publicly threatened to de-value the US dollar in order to narrow the nation's widening trade deficit.

Satan will be given a brief reprieve at the end of the millenium then returned to the lost for all eternity without hope and in perpetual torment.

And for all Americans anxious about our ongoing experiment in self - government, the announcement offered a brief reprieve from our bitter politics of scowls, chaos, and mutual outrage.

Hot tubs and pedicures offer a brief reprieve, but no number of cute socks and Ugg boots warm up these tootsies.

It was a brief reprieve.

The brief reprieve of summer is almost over, and parents everywhere are bracing themselves for the return to school.

«This policy lures undocumented Grenfell survivors in at their most vulnerable, gets their data on file, gives them a brief reprieve, then exposes them to the same inhumane policies the Home Office inflicts on other undocumented migrants — enforced destitution, denial of basic services and the constant threat of detention and removal.»

Just hours earlier, the State Assembly had voted to give residents living in the city's 1 million rent regulated apartments a brief reprieve - pushing back the expiration of the rules until Friday while they hammer out a deal.

Having another drink forces your body to prioritize metabolizing the new alcohol, so you get a brief reprieve from the chemical aftermath of the previous nightâ $ ™ s cocktails.

Winter has returned after a brief reprieve of Spring - like weather.

After a brief reprieve with War of the Worlds, which cleverly went for a smaller cast, we're back to the obligatory dozen or so characters, some of which we will expect to die before the movie's over.

Optional warp zones offer a brief reprieve from death, giving players only three lives.

They would go to the theater fairly regularly to «dream in the middle of the day» and attain a brief reprieve from the heartache of losing Hugo's mother.

Taking advantage of the brief reprieve, he slipped out of bed and tiptoed over to a peephole under the staircase outside his bedroom.

The fire may have provided a brief reprieve for some of the animals.

Port Nyanzaru greets adventurers arriving in Chult and offers a new social hub to trade with merchants, as well as a brief reprieve from the deadly jungles.

Since that happened, glaciations have been the dominate climate and interglacials the brief reprieves.

Most of today's exports flow to the Midwest; several proposed new pipes could bring more volume to the Gulf Coast — although it may be a brief reprieve, since the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers expects existing pipelines to be full by 2017 or 2018.

But it's Friday, which means I get a brief reprieve from thinking about all that unpleasant stuff.

It was a brief reprieve.