Sentence examples for freely relieved from inspiring English sources

1918 - The Armistice The end of the war "The war is over, and in a million households fathers and mothers, wives and sisters, will breathe freely, relieved at length of all dread of that curt message which has shattered the hope and joy of so many".

I am a pianist and a singer as well as a teacher of the technique, which helps people move more freely and relieves muscle tension by developing the mind-body connection.

Moisture in the air helps to keep your nasal passages moist, and allows the mucus to move freely and relieve the pressure.

In the sky, where they snacked on protein bars and water and relieved themselves freely over the world below, they were as evenly matched as two hang glider pilots could be.

The number of senators and magistrates was increased, the citizenship was more freely given, and the province of Asia was relieved of some of its tax burden.

They seek a life better than the one they live, eager to be relieved of oppression, practice their own religion freely, or to live under a democratic government.

The franchise changed the team captain to Jayawardene as per the suggestion of Sehwag, who wanted to be "relieved of the responsibility" in order to "bat freely".

"He's greatly relieved to be able to put this all behind him and to be able to travel abroad freely.

"Just relieved".

Relieved, perhaps.

Dennis Cook relieved.