| congressional recess | 4.74 | It may appear as if the congressional recess is a setback. | ||
| brief recess | 1.45 | After Ocalan speaks, the court will most likely take a brief recess. | ||
| dark recess | 1.32 | Black garbage bags choked dark recesses. | ||
| weeklong recess | 0.92 | Talks were supposed to resume Wednesday after a weeklong recess. | ||
| month-long recess | 0.66 | Congress is expected to take a month-long recess starting Friday. | ||
| long recess | 0.59 | Long recesses in trials are common in Japan. | ||
| deepest recess | 0.53 | I have spoken from the deepest recesses of my soul. | ||
| parliamentary recess | 0.46 | The MP was taken into police custody on Wednesday during a parliamentary recess. | ||
| week-long recess | 0.46 | After a week-long recess, the talks resumed Monday. | ||
| so-called recess | 0.39 | Others raised the possibility of a so-called recess appointment by the White House. | ||
| current recess | 0.33 | Ah, if only the House and Senate would keep the current recess going until the next century. | ||
| afternoon recess | 0.26 | After an afternoon recess, the state was given a chance to respond briefly. | ||
| deep recess | 0.26 | The answer is in the deep recesses of English legal tradition. | ||
| early recess | 0.26 | Parliament took an early recess to give them time for the trip. | ||
| inner recess | 0.26 | But the memory of struggle lingers in inner recesses of the southern heart. | ||
| short recess | 0.26 | The three judges took a short recess after arguments. | ||
| temporary recess | 0.26 | When the vote shifted unexpectedly, Republicans were unsure about what to do, so they called a temporary recess. |