Sentence examples for called relief from inspiring English sources

Then it was called "relief".

The George Jones tune, this song called "Relief Is a Just a Swallow Away" — that's really [expletive] funny.

It was called relief then, not welfare, and practically the whole town of West Frankfurt was signing up.

When large areas of a metal plate are etched out (see below Etching), leaving the design in relief to be surface printed, the process is generally called relief etching.

"In French, "3D cinema" was also called "relief cinema"… The term went out of style when we were forced to admit that "relief cinema" didn't exist.

We advocate an approach that recognizes obligations of "rescue" or humanitarian assistance focused on improving fundamental freedoms for participants, which we have called relief of oppression.

After some final remarks concerning stress-induced-analgesia, Panksepp concludes that "Perhaps stress-induced-analgesia would be more properly called relief-correlated-analgesia".

Flies, for example, avoid an odour once it has been associated with the onset of an electric shock (odour → shock; henceforth called punishment-learning); yet they approach an odour once it has been associated with shock offset (shock → odour; henceforth called relief-learning; [ 2, 3]).

Mr. Giuliani plans to call relief officials to a meeting later this week to discuss several issues, from how to avoid duplicating services to how best to channel services quickly.

In our case we do it once every six months, the Americans do it once a year, and we have a normal process of what we call relief in place," he said.

He is here because he joined the Islamic State (IS) in April 2014 when he traveled to Syria to engage in what he calls "relief work".