Meanings of little breather in English

That little breather is sometimes all you need.

So I took a little breather every now and again, attracting a posse of onlookers each time I did so.

Understandably, perhaps, his concentration took a little breather at the start of the third set and Nadal pounced to break in the opening game.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned his Barclays Premier League leaders they cannot allow themselves a " little breather" in the battle for a successful season.

"Besides, if you're going to have to look after both kids this afternoon, you'll need a little breather."