Sentence examples for Must be relief from inspiring English sources
The best move never made: At first, there was outrage and disappointment when British officials denied a work permit to Bobby Convey; now there must be relief that the transfer of Convey, D.C. United's young midfielder, to Tottenham Hotspur was never completed.
The current and short-term priority up to, and for a good while after, the ceasefire – which must come – will be relief and humanitarian assistance.
It must be a relief from being in the boring real world.
So it must be a relief to be in swinging London, eh?
It must be a relief that she no longer has to do that, I say.
"Well, it must be a relief to the man, to be out of his misery".
This must be a relief to Gayle and his not-so-merry men, who were so miserable in Durham.
No alarms and no surprises as England bring Stokes on first change, which must be a relief to these batsmen.
The success comes as no surprise to her many admirers; for Jonas, it must be a relief.
It must be a relief that her songs have reached No 1 almost anonymously, on the soundtrack to the film Juno, put there by its teenage star Ellen Page.
