Sentence examples for be relieved at the from inspiring English sources
"They should be relieved at the prospect that the media is just talking about a hurricane," Mr. Dean said.
Locals are said to be relieved at the change, which was timed to come into force in advance of peak tourist season.
But employees at ITV's regional division, which has seen heavy cutbacks over the past year after the company axed about 400 jobs, would be relieved at the relative security such a move might bring.
The prime minister will be relieved at the report's findings, but he knows - better than most - that he has received only a reprieve in the wider controversy over whether we should have gone to war at all.
Liverpool fans still smarting from the effect all this has had on their club will likely be relieved at the verdict.
While Johnson will no doubt be relieved at the win, the disjointed, ill-disciplined and guileless nature of the performance leaves him with plenty to ponder and gives future Pool B opponents, including Scotland, plenty of hope.
Douglas was relieved at the topic.
And she was relieved at the low price.
Germany – like the rest of Europe – was relieved at the result of the Greek elections.
Mr. Barcella, the lawyer for the Weaver sisters, said his clients were relieved at the outcome.
