reprieve

But the reprieve was only for the 1987 tax year.

Despite the reprieve, he has not found a new home.

All you've got to thank me for is a reprieve.

I thought there might be a little bit of a reprieve.

She died two weeks ago at 90, with a happy four years' reprieve.

And we've just heard that the school has been given a three month reprieve.

He's looking up at the judge as if for a reprieve.

In the past, Congress has sometimes given doctors a reprieve for one or two years.

And then came a reprieve, at least for the newspaper.

That gives the building a reprieve at least until the fall.

As it turned out, nature gave both sides a reprieve.

He wondered how much longer the reprieve was going to last.

A new source of natural resources can provide a reprieve.

The change in the weather was like a kind of reprieve.

The lead was the club five, and South saw that he had been given a reprieve.

It must also be quite clear now, though, that this is the last reprieve.

He considered the chance to keep playing "like a reprieve."

The general looked as if he were just granted a reprieve.

He'd been granted a reprieve in a situation beyond his control.

But a temporary reprieve does not go nearly far enough.

He turned the opposite way, but there was no reprieve.

"I think really what happened is that the neighborhood gave us a reprieve."

But if it was a reprieve, she would not have waited so long to tell him.

But our guys got a reprieve getting into the playoffs.

It was a reprieve of sorts, but at what cost?

If he were hit she would be reprieved from death.

She seemed like a woman reprieved from a death sentence.

He was, in the end reprieved from a death sentence.

She was, however, reprieved on being found to be pregnant.

He was condemned to death, but reprieved the next day.

I knew exactly what the prisoner felt when they told him he had been reprieved.

I actually went into the gas chamber, but was reprieved.

What happened further we do not know; if actually sentenced, he must have been reprieved.

Nothing was said, but his Lieutenant knew he had been reprieved at the last minute.

Then he heard the explosions in the distance, and was reprieved.

He was reprieved and sentenced to transportation for seven years.

Each time they've been reprieved at the last moment.

Dempsey was reprieved, and died at the age of 17 in 2003.

She was reprieved after the jury had rendered their judgment.

The travellers were reprieved two weeks ago after Sarah's death.

Now I knew what it meant to be reprieved.

Right until the last, he believed he would be reprieved.

In December 1944 he was reprieved for reasons that remain debated.

Therefore two locomotives were reprieved until at least March 2005.

The curve was threatened with closure in 2004 being later reprieved.

The passenger service along the entire line was however reprieved, provided that costs could be reduced.

To be reprieved from the brink of torture left her bewildered.

Reprieved as the war approached, he was allowed to resume his work on rockets.

He knew what it was to be reprieved from death.)

He was subsequently reprieved for a month, and then again for a week.