Similar words: restore, investor, best of all, ancestor, forest, arrest, for the rest, interest. Meaning: v. 1. rest on for support 2. be based on; of theories and claims, for example.
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91. Some few fundamental propositions, presupposed by the geometrician , are, indeed, really analytic, and rest on the principle of contradiction.
92. White space helps the reader's eyes rest on what's important - whether that's an image or words. It helps unclutter your design and focus your concept.
93. Perhaps now they can sit back and rest on their oars.
94. The more effectively the environment is mastered, the greater is the temptation to rest on one's oars.
95. II Kings 2:15 says, "And when the sons of the prophets (which were watching from a distance) saw him, they said,(www.Sentencedict.com) 'The spirit of Elijah does rest on Elisha."
96. A cushion in the gas oven for her head to rest on – women always looked after their comfort, even when they were about to die.
97. To open the door she has to rest on one hand and push with the other.
98. The under cover should rest on the four corners of the machine table groove.
99. Then the goddess sat to rest on the treeless plain.
100. When did all these people come to rest on its surface?
101. "The water comes to rest on the top of the nanofilaments like a fakir sitting on a bed of nails." (Whatever that means...
102. When the Kelveys were well out of sight of Burnells', they sat down to rest on a big red drain-pipe by the side of the road.
103. Destiny never give us a chance to rest on the narrow way.
104. Our flimsy journalists credentials rest on my few magzine pieces.
105. The Soviet leaders were not content to let the matter rest on that note.
106. One of 19 AS550s in Brazilian army service, it sustained substantial damage to its main rotor and Turbomecca Arriel 1D engine as it came to a rest on its side against a mound of earth.
107. Even those of us who have reached and passed our 70th birthdays cannot afford to rest on our oars and spend the rest of our lives dozing in the Florida sun.
108. His glance flicked round my face and came to rest on my eyes.
109. However, the man-machine conversation is still rest on manual acting, such as key-press, touching screen and so on, the man-machine conversation has not been realized actually.
110. The village went to its rest on Tuesday night, sad and forlorn.
111. But many are trying and billions of dollars rest on their success.
112. The product design unique and uses imports the KOYO bridge piece, may fold, may rest on the human body joint adjustment chair angle, comfortable security.
113. Octagon —shapedturrets rest on the four corners of the wall.
114. Sooner or later, the birds come to rest on ledges of buildings surrounding the park.
115. Although the treatise may appear at first glance to rest on rather unstable ground, Alberti reassures the reader and buttresses his theory with the logic of mathematics.
116. These mechanisms rest on complete and detailed treatments of the burning process.
117. The situation in the lead-up to the London Olympics is grim and we cannot rest on our laurels.
118. Bed load particles move spasmodically, perhaps at long intervals, and are at rest on the stream bed most of the time.
119. and on the seventeenth day of the seventh month the ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat.
120. Our policy should rest on the basis of self - reliance.
More similar words: restore, investor, best of all, ancestor, forest, arrest, for the rest, interest, restrict, restriction, prestidigitation, tone, get on, button, sit on, act on, put on, at once, cotton, wait on, button up, count on, report on, comment on, get on with, at one time, autonomy, all at once, as to, stop.