Sentence examples for enough to be relieved from inspiring English sources
He never envisioned he would be around long enough to be relieved of his duties by a rookie he once coached, or that he would receive one more opportunity to prove himself, to again make a doormat into a playoff team.
This time the town and castle held long enough to be relieved by Henry's forces, but the king reinforced the city defences with a large ditch, later known as King's Ditch.
We knew enough at that point to be relieved.
This was enough to wake him, but Shackleton, seeing McNish too was exhausted, ordered him to be relieved.
He felt relieved enough to be released from that gaze to let her continue.
South Africa will be happy enough and Australia will be relieved to have emerged in one piece, but New Zealand will be hurting like hell, the poor petals.
Sure enough, he was relieved of his duties in the second half and Ceri Sweeney brought Cardiff to within four points of the home side just before the hour.
During Trump's senior year, when one of his sergeants shoved a new cadet against a wall for not standing at attention quickly enough, Trump was relieved of his duty in the barracks, said Lee Ains, the student who was shoved.
An annual guilt-trip is my conviction that I haven't read enough, so I was relieved when the second volume of the Lapham's Quarterly boxed set came across my desk.
