Sentence examples for creating a relief from inspiring English sources

Cut-card work, technique for decorating silver objects, generally cups, bowls, or coffeepots, in which thin sheets of silver that have previously been cut into outline designs are soldered to the object, creating a relief and silhouette effect.

Gas continued to escape from the Elgin platform, off the coast of Scotland, for a fourth day, while well-control experts in Aberdeen debated options on how to halt the leak, including killing the well with heavy liquids and creating a relief well, which could take up to six months.

The 8726 feet summit of Horse Ranch Mountain (photo) is the highest point in the park; the lowest point is the 3666 feet elevation of Coal Pits Wash, creating a relief of about 5100 feet.

Everybody seems to agree with this idea of creating a relief agency, which is a real misnomer, because it sounds kind of like a, "Brother, can you spare a dime?" Depression-era relief agency.

This will create a relief design.

He recalled his own experience with farming in Sudan, called for creating a "unique relief agency," and described watching a father in Pakistan holding his two young children above chest-high flood water, according to a translation by the private SITE Intelligence Group in Washington.

Brownlee authored the Drought Relief Act, which created a Drought Relief Commissioner to provide farmers with financial counselling and help them reach settlements with banks when they were unable to pay their debts.

As the walls of the house disappear into the moonlight and the storm reaches its peak the weather begins to clear, creating a sense of relief and calm within the installation.

We've created a special relief effort that will be supervised by the Red Cross.

We created a huge relief program, only part of which should on any reasonable theory fall on New York.

Back inside, they'll each use recycled materials to create a wall relief that expresses the wildness of spring.