Sentence examples for earliest relief from inspiring English sources

July 29 , 1742Scotland July 27, 1814 New York City, New York Isabella Marshall Graham, née Isabella Marshall (born July 29 , 1742 Lanarkshire, Scot. died July 27 , 1814 New York, N.Y., U.S). Scottish-American educator and philanthropist who was principal in founding one of the earliest relief societies in the United States to provide assistance to the poor.

They are believed to be the earliest reliefs on the cathedral walls.

But there was no need for early relief today.

His early relief paintings weigh hundreds of pounds, and many are six feet wide.

SEES NO EARLY RELIEF Politics Is Helping Keep the Nation in the Business, He Declares on Re-election.

But to be eligible for early relief, homeowners must show they lost a job, had a reduction in income or faced some other life change.

He said the day was a "watershed mark", though enthusiasm had been "dampened" by the floods).The government's early relief efforts were inept.

But as they have after other measures aimed at alleviating the debt crisis, the markets showed early relief that had no staying power.

Why we like her: For the early relief Ringaround Arosie (1965), in which electrical wire that spiralled into pointy protrusions was coated in papier-mache and Masonite.

The Adam's Mark hotel chain is withdrawing a request to the Justice Department for early relief from an antidiscrimination settlement, a spokesman said.

It would not take the place of longer term actions (such as improving the air traffic control system), but it might provide early relief for severe current problems.