Sentence examples for ever relieved from inspiring English sources

Be advised No one has ever relieved me of my duties under this Oath!" There were cars in the parking lot slathered with bumper stickers.

The third went to a tie-break without ever relieving us of the sense of inevitability about the result.

Because core shame in maintained from the inside, no amount of "carrots" will ever relieve a person of it.

Their embassies, he said, were everywhere but operated independently and no ambassador would ever be relieved.

And Jessa (Jemima Kirke) was adrift, as ever: forcibly relieved of the duty of caring for Bedelia – whose suicide attempt she helped with at the end of last series – and on prickly form with Hannah.

Here, St. John stops to introduce me to Andrea Rosen, and it's the first and only time I've ever been relieved to meet a gallerist.

As you can imagine, that brought with it a great deal of pressure, pressure which was only ever partially relieved by the vast amounts of fast food and cold beer he consumed on the trip.

Not every competitor seemed delighted or even relieved that Tiger Woods was no longer a threat this weekend after missing his first-ever British Open cut.

"I can't honestly say that I've ever been completely relieved of the fact that there might have been international connections," Johnson told the television newsman.

Mali, still led by Seydou Keita, will be doughty as ever; Cameroon, seemingly relieved to be rid of the turbulent presence of Samuel Eto'o, breezed through qualifying after an awful World Cup, while Guinea are the romantic hope, having qualified despite having to play their home games in Casablanca because of the Ebola crisis.

Disappointed or ever so slightly relieved?