Sentence examples for going to be relieved from inspiring English sources

Lauer would later say that Burke told him Curry was going to be relieved of her post regardless of what he did.

Henson's agent, Casey Close, would not offer details of the agreement other than to say "the parties are going to be relieved of their obligations".

It's not like Cuba is going to wake up next year and suddenly have freedom of expression, freedom of worship, rule of law, judicial independence, human-rights protections," says Osnos. "We will still represent an oppositional political culture that is not going to be relieved just because we have this new, much more open economic relationship".

The review said there also needed to be further changes to the system if pressure was going to be relieved.

And while there aren't really any obvious benefits to doing it you don't get tax breaks and your mom isn't going to be relieved that you've "settled down"—some advocates say the world would be a much better place if everyone did it.

I know I'm going to be extremely relieved next Monday when I get out.

She's going to be so relieved that she doesn't have to return to the back rows of the Senate with everybody there snickering that she flopped.

We're relieved that Ben is going to be alright.

It was a curious time to be anxious, if only because, with concert dates booked for the next six months, there wasn't a lot she was going to be able to do to relieve her distress.

While I already can tell it's going to be work, my daughter was infinitely relieved to know I'll be around, and that I'll be learning about her new school with her.

They're just relieved that it's going to be short.