Voorbeelden van recess

• The Minister hopes to announce the outcome as soon as possible after the Easter parliamentary recess finishes in early April.

• “Back to the classroom,” he yells, as the elementary school recess bell rings.

• He fought with a kid who hit him with a baseball bat at recess.

• Each recessed area was circular, with a diameter of 6.4 mm and an area of 32 mm2.

• The left leg is recessed as if the figure is shown striding, and the toes are not clearly depicted.

• Among the most politically progressive authors, a preoccupation with the dark recesses of life sharpened this theatre's disruptive impact.

• Additionally, of the male officials, only the highest-ranking were allowed into the deepest recesses of this area.

• The first floor facade is recessed to accommodate a continuous balcony joined by footbridges across the arcade, and accessible by lateral open staircases.

• Here the reductive quality of the detailing, with its shadow gaps and skirtings rather perversely recessed behind the face of the plasterboard, presents an idealisation of building.

• In a feverish stillness, the intimate recesses of the domestic space become sites for history's most intricate invasions.

• The apartments are linked and stacked in a complicated (yet logical) pattern, in such a way that the mass of the apartments decreases and recesses with height [4g].

• Coach wheels are recessed into the bodywork, and that substantially cuts down the amount of spray.

• I have heard him do so before other recesses; he is certainly consistent on the point.

• People who think that the recesses are an open holiday are far from knowing the real situation.

• We have plenty of time, but we keep going off on enormously long recesses.

• On the legislative programme, recesses always depend on the progress of business.

• They had consisted of temporary lights which were placed on the terrace only during the summer recesses.

• There may be a simple answer, but 1 cannot find it within the recesses of the schedule.