siesta|siestas in English

noun

[si·es·ta || sɪ'estə]

afternoon rest or nap (Spanish)

Use "siesta|siestas" in a sentence

1. I went upstairs for my afternoon siesta.

2. He was going upstairs for his siesta.

3. Attend after lunch his siesta a hour.

4. Angela: Have you ever seen a Ford Siesta?

5. Follow the locals, when abroad, and have a siesta indoors.

6. He is in siesta, enjoined not to call him.

7. All the shops are shut, it's siesta time.

8. Everyone pretended Clarisa was simply taking a siesta.

9. Like to kick back for an afternoon siesta?

10. All the churches are closed for lunch and siesta.

11. The stores all close after lunch when everyone takes a siesta.

12. At one, in the stifling heat, we took a siesta.

13. Paquita worked but came home for lunch and a siesta.

14. After the siesta, shops began to open and normal rhythms were resumed.

15. Lots of people were taking a short siesta in the shade.

16. She missed Spain and the languor of a siesta on a hot summer afternoon.

17. "Siesta" is the best example of work from Storni's early period.

18. They have a siesta during the hottest part of the day.

19. If I did have a siesta it was always a very short one.

20. The traditional siesta helped us to endure the broiling summer days of the tropics.

21. Some Canadian hotels and motels advertise "siesta" rates for occupancy of a room for a few hours.

22. Madame Frenard was taking her siesta and the house had a strange empty silence that frightened her.

23. This was the heat of the day, the siesta time, when she liked to be alone and relax.

24. A mother Covets nothing more than assuring her child’s comfort and safe growth, with our Siesta highchairs she’ll be rest assured

25. Set in Siesta Key, 1.6 mi from Turtle Beach, Bayberry features barbecue facilities and views of the pool