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‘Such a lopsided assertion that you shouldn't rest players can be contradicted by considering any of the many times United rested players and still won.’.

‘And he was the first coach to make sure his best players were rested for the final minutes of a game.’.

1.3 with object Leave (a player) out of a team temporarily.‘His body was conveyed to Paris, and now rests in the cemetery of Père la Chaise.’.‘He rests in the graveyard of Wesleys Chapel on City Road in London, which he had formally opened in 1778.’.‘The saint rests in his tomb and also in immediately accessible reliquaries to the left of the royal doors of the icon screen.’.‘Tutankhamun's mummy rested in his tomb for more than 3,000 years until, early in November 1922, its peace was shattered when the tomb was opened by the British archaeologist Howard Carter.’.‘After Requiem Mass on Monday, Tom was laid to rest in the nearby cemetery.’.‘Following Mass, Mary was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery beside her husband.’.‘Following Mass on Thursday, Helen was laid to rest in the adjoining cemetery.’.‘The film ends with the body of Christ laid to rest in the burial cave.’.‘Her execution was swift and her body was laid to rest in the Chapel of St Vincula at the Tower of London.’.‘As his body was laid to rest, six Royal Marines fired a volley of three shots followed by a rendering of the Last Post by a bugler.’.‘The Queen's Chapel is a grand and fitting place for the Queen Mother's body to rest in tranquil surroundings.’.‘Isis looked long at the sarcophagus, if the legends were true the body of Osiris rested in the stone structure in front of her.’.‘The body rests among greenery, a symbol of life and rejuvenation.’.‘His body rests in the King George VI Memorial Chapel, a small chantry chapel adjoining the north choir aisle and only completed in 1969.’.‘I flopped back onto the moth-eaten sofa, glad to rest for a moment.’.‘I woke up from my sleep well rested and a little better tempered.’.

‘Some individuals rested or slept in the back of the enclosure, while others appeared to wait nervously for us to leave.’.‘You'll wake up rested, relaxed and ready to take on the day.’.‘When resting or sleeping, sea otters float on their backs and wrap themselves in kelp to keep from drifting.’.‘It afforded the inhabitants peace of mind while they slept or rested.’.‘Pain may be experienced not only during movement but also while resting.’.‘Noisy dogs keep people from concentrating, resting or sleeping.’.‘He then rested, not sleeping, simply regaining strength.’.

‘I awoke the next night, feeling relaxed and rested, after a calm night, and a dreamless sleep.’.

‘He said his drive was far too long and he needed to rest up before the next morning.’.

‘After we finished off the pot of tea, she told us we should probably rest up from our journey.’.

‘This was the day when it all caught up on me and I needed to rest up a little.’.

‘I felt a little weary when I'd eaten, and had a short afternoon nap to rest up.’.

‘I was feeling heavy and tired and would have had to rest up anyway.’.

‘I am going to rest up today in preparation for the upcoming working week, and catch up on reading your blogs.’.

‘Despite the scare, she's determined to rest up and get herself out to the village to visit our athletes.’.

‘The purpose of the holiday at the end of the year is to rest up and chill out after a busy competitive season.’.

‘He agreed to stay at the castle to be waited upon hand and foot and to rest up for their return to the Tower.’.

‘You should return to dry land rested, relaxed and restored.’.

‘I'm going to rest up before traveling to England’.