Meanings of restful day in English

You've had a nice restful day to set yourself up.

We spent a restful day, preparing for the return journey.

Think what a beautiful, restful day we shall have to-morrow, wandering about Canterbury cathedral.

Well, I hope you have a restful day off.

Sunday was a very pleasant, restful day to us.

Some one from a neighboring town who happened to be visiting in Milton occupied the pulpit, and Philip had a quiet, restful day.

After that whole thing I think he should have a couple of very restful days.

Here they spent their quiet, restful days, having prayers and a couple of religious services each Sunday.

Three restful days followed; the hotel wore a homelike air, and the time was full of content and quiet enjoyment.

The restful days were gone, one would have supposed that Mrs. Sinclair had engaged, in her mother, a maid and seamstress.

And that was the abrupt end of those restful days, dozing in a deck chair listening to the cawing rooks at Winterdean Hall Convalescent Hospital.

"A restful day under the oak."

But to a person who when well is very hard-worked, and a good deal worried, what restful days those are of which we are thinking!

"It's very good of you to think of us, and Susan and me will have a more restful day."