Sentence examples for flash of relief from inspiring English sources
And so when Sid saw Bill's car he felt not anger but a flash of relief.
Both women see quite clearly that the moment they come into view, with their arms full of children and shopping, Kieran is looking for Rachel, and that on his face when he sees her there is a moment's naked flash of feeling: of relief, perhaps, or desperation.
The other two smaller stories in the film, written and directed by John-Luke Montias, offer flashes of comic relief.
Girardi stood up and flashed a smile of relief when he took a spot on the Rangers' bench.
"The boy is a panicked animal — jerking and jumping and pinching before the bowl," Mr. Clegg writes, recalling a bathroom incident at home when he was 5. "In that streaking moment when he loses control and everything fades out in a flash of pain and relief, he will spray the wall, the floor, the radiator, himself".
My mind flashed through a dozen shades of relief.
I experienced a brief moment of profound relief — a flash of glee, despite the dark day.
There was an alarming flash of clarity for a moment but to sighs of relief from Brussels insiders we soon adopted a more comforting set of polylingual abbreviations, returning DG JAI, EAC, TREN, SANCO and RELEX safely back to obscurity.Philip SheppardBrussels.
The gloominess of this subject is unleavened with humour - we are long beyond the point where we expect a comic to be funny, but the occasional flash of wit or amusing juxtaposition would have brought a welcome spot of relief.
He could breathe his first sigh of relief when the time for the third-placed finisher – Leford Green of Jamaica – flashed up on the scoreboard.
