Sentence examples for have just relieved from inspiring English sources

Scanners Brooks Brothers may have just relieved the American male of a task more reviled than doing the dinner dishes: shopping for clothes.

North of the 9th Infantry sector of the 2nd Infantry Division front along the Naktong, the US 23rd Infantry Regiment on August 29 had just relieved the 3rd Battalion of the US 38th Infantry Regiment, which in turn had only a few days before relieved the US 21st Infantry Regiment of the US 24th Infantry Division.

It will not register on the weighing room scales, meanwhile, but two jockeys riding at Newbury today have just been relieved of a huge burden.

And I've always thought that was valuable advice, especially as the giver was a national newspaper editor who had just been relieved of the job he loved.

He seemed almost chipper as he spoke, which wasn't entirely surprising for someone who had just been relieved of a burdensome job for which he'd shown plenty of conviction but very little fondness.

I had just been relieved of boyfriend duties by my girlfriend, leaving me plenty of time to hone my skills as a minimum wage copy editor for a medical journal publisher, which left me just poor enough to moonlight as a bartender at a Hoboken restaurant called Small Burgers that, true to its name, serviced a clientele excited by the novelty of miniature hamburgers.

By the same token, if you are a Conservative MP who has just been relieved of said clothes, it helps to believe that the party politician who stole them is an impostor who will shortly re-emerge in his true socialist colours, rather than someone who has simply changed his mind (as a result, in fact, of your own fine example and persuasiveness).

It was an illusion that reflected only the media's yearning for exciting visuals, and brings to mind a famous study carried out more than half a century ago, when General Douglas MacArthur, who had just been relieved of his command by President Truman, visited Chicago for a parade and a speech that were expected to attract enormous public support.

Mrs. Hammonds, who lives near Paducah, Ky., had just been relieved of a small pair of nail clippers that she had unwittingly left in her carry-on bag after a trip to the Chicago suburbs to attend her 60th high school reunion.

In the pulse-pounding final sequence of One Minute, Walter White's brother-in-law and DEA agent Hank Schrader, who had just been relieved of his badge and gun, was targeted in a sun-splashed shopping center parking lot by two murderous emissaries of a drug kingpin who wanted Walt eliminated.

I set some broad guidelines for my best man on what I would enjoy and what I wouldn't (leaving a bit of leeway)." It's a gig most boys want to do, though many are relieved to have just done it the once.