Reprieve

The governor decided to reprieve the convicted criminal's sentence.

The football team called for a reprieve to rest and rehydrate during halftime.

The rain was a welcome reprieve from the heat.

The prisoner was given a reprieve from his death sentence.

The judge decided to reprieve the defendant's fine due to his financial struggles.

The landlord decided to reprieve the tenant's eviction for a few more days.

The reprieve allowed the prisoner to spend his last days with his family.

The student received a reprieve from the final exam due to a family emergency.

The music festival will reprieve local artists to showcase their talent.

The death row inmate's lawyers petitioned for a reprieve on the grounds of new evidence.

The government decided to reprieve the tax deadline for those affected by the natural disaster.

The court granted a reprieve due to the defendant's ill health.

The judge granted a temporary reprieve to the defendant.

The employee was given a reprieve from termination after completing a performance improvement plan.

The ice hockey coach called for a reprieve to discuss the next play with his team.

The patient's treatment was temporarily suspended as a reprieve from the side effects.

The brief sunshine was a welcome reprieve from the rainy weather.

The victim's family was outraged by the reprieve given to the perpetrator of the crime.

The king's reprieve was seen as a symbol of his compassion and mercy.

The president signed a reprieve for the wrongly accused man.

The student was granted a reprieve for turning in the assignment late.

The gymnast took a brief reprieve to chalk up their hands before attempting the next routine.

The president decided to reprieve the soldier's punishment for disobedience.

The movie was a reprieve from the sadness of the day.

The company decided to reprieve the project until the new manager arrives.

The reprieve was a sign of mercy from the government.