Sentence examples for having relieved from inspiring English sources

(Rushdie has been aided by the journalist Christopher Hitchens, who wrote a letter to the "Guardian" comparing le Carre to a man "who, having relieved himself in his own hat, makes haste to clamp the brimming chapeau to his head").

Then he vomits several times in the yard, among stacks of beer boxes, under the eye of a chained dog; having relieved himself, he looks up at the stars.

Jose Maria Marin left little doubt that Luiz Felipe Scolari would be appointed Brazil's manager for a second time when, having relieved the team's former boss Mano Menezes of his duties on Friday, he revealed that the next national team trainer would be Brazilian, have a "winning profile" and be best suited to help the Selecão "realise the dream of a home championship".

They have even been invited to next month's White House Correspondents Dinnerr, where George Bush will be the guest of honour (Ozzy's confession to having relieved himself on the Alamo notwithstanding).In an odd way, the Osbournes' success represents a victory for minor celebrities.

A crowd of 220,000 waited in the Strahov stadium in Prague for the climax, where Steel finished 2min ahead of the local rider, Jan Veselý, having relieved the Czech of the race lead on stage eight through East Germany to Chemnitz.

Pochettino will take charge of training on Saturday ahead of Southampton's home game with Everton on Monday A statement from the club said: "Southampton Football Club has this morning appointed Mauricio Pochettino as first-team manager, having relieved Nigel Adkins of his managerial duties.

They've relieved themselves.

— has relieved himself in this very spot?

"You have relieved me of embarrassment," George answered.

Low interest rates have relieved the burden on homeonwers.

For a while it had relieved his boredom.