reprieve

to reprieve the prisoner

The family have won a temporary reprieve from eviction.

reprieve a condemned prisoner

He was saved from the gallows by a lastminute reprieve.

The railway line, due for closure, has been granted a six-month reprieve.

The prisoner was granted a last-minute reprieve.

The company received a temporary reprieve from bankruptcy.

The heavy rain provided a reprieve from the scorching heat.

She hoped the weekend would bring a reprieve from her stressful work week.

The doctor's diagnosis was a reprieve for the worried family.

The ceasefire provided a much-needed reprieve for the war-torn region.

The student's request for an extension was a reprieve from the looming deadline.

The unexpected snowstorm gave the city a reprieve from the intense summer heat.

The decision to cancel the project was a reprieve for the overworked team.

The weekend getaway was a much-needed reprieve from the daily stress of work.

It's a vicious cycle, with seemingly no reprieve.

For me, coming here is a reprieve.

For now, Miss Murnaghan has won a reprieve.

Right. Well, they are backing off. It's a 90-day reprieve.

We lived with fear, always, and the forest gave no reprieve.

29 other activists also facing charges may soon get a similar reprieve.

And you'd think that might offer researchers a reprieve and easier data gathering.

Which was supposed to be a reprieve for people who were paying off those loans.

Richard Nixon also gave the birds a reprieve, sending his turkeys to a nearby petting zoo.

A French national won a two-week reprieve over the weekend.