Sentence examples for going to relieve from inspiring English sources
So, how we're going to relieve the pain, that's what we'd like to find out".
He would go on and on in his songs about how nothing was going to relieve his pain.
"I see no changes likely in the next 6 months or so that are going to relieve the pressure on the Taliban".
"When I got this letter that said they were going to relieve our debt, I just about fell over," Ms. Esposito said last week.
"We're going to provide you with a lot of money and Scott Quigg is going to relieve you of your belt".
That's going to relieve a lot of pressure on the rotation behind Price, and it'll serve them well should they make it to October".
A fellow PhD student of mine went to relieve himself behind a bush.
He buys Mr. Quadri breakfast and takes over the stand while Mr. Quadri goes to relieve himself.
One day Fletcher's unit went to relieve a convoy and was, in turn, ambushed by insurgents with mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and gunfire.
Strict traditions and modesty mean that women often go to relieve themselves after nightfall, which leaves them particularly vulnerable to attacks.
One writer recalled the New Year's Eve on which he went to relieve himself against some bushes bordering an expensive home in Sydney, Australia.
