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I'm looking at the next five years of my life, and I want to decompress.

Often, she said, older children used their time alone to read, study and simply decompress.

"And then you get to decompress on the way back."

Most of the team was given Christmas week off to decompress.

It would be necessary to decompress at several different levels.

The bay decompressed and he pulled the car into space.

Three have been completely decompressed with total loss of life.

"There seems to be no way ever to decompress," he said.

Make time for yourself every day to decompress and relax.

I think decompressing is one thing people don't do enough of.

After a stressful day at work, many people need time alone to decompress before they're ready to talk.

The data are decompressed by the computer only when needed to produce a moving image or a sound.

"He'll have to decompress for at least a half an hour.

I might want a couple of weeks to decompress when the play's finished."

That would give her just enough air to get him to the surface without stopping to decompress.

Like many people, he wanted to decompress, take a sabbatical and be with his family.

The judge sent the jury home early that Friday to decompress.

When players retired, many of them needed time to decompress from the excitement.

Give your child some space and let them decompress.

You've plunged back into the thick of things so fast, without taking any time to decompress.

To retrieve the data, the process is simply reversed to decompress the image.

She admits it is hard to decompress after bringing Americans back from battle.

At query time only half a block will need to be decompressed on average.

She needed a few minutes, he knew, to decompress.

The fire is quickly put out by decompressing the afflicted sections.