Sentence examples for be relieving from inspiring English sources
verb
To ease (a person, person's thoughts etc.) from mental distress; to stop (someone) feeling anxious or worried, to alleviate the distress of.
- I was greatly relieved by the jury's verdict.
Conversely, the small earthquakes could instead be relieving stress along a fault, reducing the likelihood of a larger quake.
"I'll be relieving you of your bullet maker, Rick, and whatever you left at the front gate.
If Turner does as well as Anne Marie, Mirabal will be relieving for some major league team in 2003.
But others suggested that if a new road filled quickly with traffic, it could be relieving congestion elsewhere, and that no road in a network could be examined in isolation.
For instance, when a father works the day shift and the mother works nights, if the father has to stay late, the mother gets to her job late, and whomever she is supposed to be relieving must also stay unexpectedly late.
The flight crew then becomes extremely busy.A growing body of evidence indicates that while cockpit automation may be relieving pilots of mundane chores when their workload is actually low (ie, while climbing to altitude and cruising), it is causing bigger headaches than ever when the workload is particularly high (ie, during take-off, descent, approach and landing).
