Sentence examples for everyone's relief from inspiring English sources

Much to everyone's relief I will be leaving this Saturday and heading for Scandinavia but getting all the necessary visas for the journey has been far from quick, cheap or straightforward.

Gillian, who spent most of the last decade ferrying her tennis prodigy son William from one tournament to another (he's since quit, to everyone's relief), explained why she abandoned her career.

Mr Blair, perhaps conscious that Trimdon Colliery might be considered slightly pokey when set against the vast expanses of Mr Bush's Texan ranch, was overheard to inquire: "It's all right, isn't it?" To everyone's relief, Mr Bush nodded in the affirmative.

… To everyone's relief Mr. Parker finally arrived.

Much to everyone's relief, the Union Jack Essential Party Kit passed muster.

The flow of traffic, to everyone's relief, was more or less dead.

Disagreements between the umpire and his helpers means the next point is replayed, to everyone's palpable relief and it's Murray who eventually takes it with another volley.

To everyone's great relief, the crisis eventually receded.

But to everyone's delighted relief, Humphreys gave the film the thumbs up.

That surprise news resided deep within first-quarter economic data for Europe released Tuesday that also showed, to everyone's mild relief, that the euro zone as a whole has still avoided slipping into a regional recession.

To everyone's great relief, the crisis has largely receded, for consumers if not for the state's budget -- in part because new capacity has come on line, and in part because of a vigorous, if largely underreported, program of energy conservation.