You have to take a rest.

I need some rest.

Get some sleep, will you?

Give me some comfort my world is falling apart.

You may leave. I think you can rest until the Christmas season.

All you have to do is go to sleep and rest.

So are you going to rest until Christmas too, Mr. Park?

Secretly.

Go get some rest then.

Is he sending me there so I can get some rest?

Shall we try to get some rest?

And you need some comfort, too.

Try to get some sleep. You'll feel better.

Here, take some wine.

Give that sweet butt a rest, Iíil give you a ride.

You'll be a big help. Give those ankles some rest.

If you don't get any sleep, you won't last three days.

Will my lady take a little wine?

You're going to tell me that I need some rest, that I am nervous, because of that dress rehearsal.

We should all go straight to our hotels and get some rest.

You look awful. You ought to get some rest at night.

Some places won't even take money.

Quitting time.

What say'st thou? hast thou not a word of joy? Some comfort, nurse.

Convenience

Convenience

Rest?

In fact, some promising initiatives are underway.

Sometimes it can take two years to type that information into a computer,

You should hear what they say when Durga takes a few guavas.

Inconvenience?

I's the one that says when it's quitting time at Tara!

Quitting time! Quitting time!

Silent comfort.

I want to rest.

Edgy?

And we could call this, where it just naturally rests, this tip of the spring.

The best climbers are the ones that in the most extreme situations can get their bodies into some position where they can rest, regroup, calm themselves, focus, and keep going.

I need to rest.

Rest and Activity Times

I need to rest. (Laughter)

That's a relief.

Thus arrived convenience.

Oh, yes, very comfortable.

We can rest then.