Sentence examples for met relief from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, why did the Met relief pitcher make himself sound so foolish the other day in trying to make Vladimir Guerrero look so bad?

Macron's likely victory on Sunday night will be met with relief across much of France, Europe and the rest of the world.

The arrival of chickens may have been met with relief.

Pentagon and State Department officials met with relief agencies this week to discuss airlifts and airdrops.

In Sierra Leone, the verdict was met with relief mingled with frustration.

The announcement was met with relief in communities that were spared and consternation in those that were not.

News of the settlement was met with relief among the staff at the school, said Susan Chasan, its early childhood director.

The delegation members also met with relief workers and representatives of displaced people living in camps in the area.

So the unveiling of Jaguar's new F-Type at the Paris Motor Show this week was met with relief as well as excitement.

The appointment of Papademos, who has never been elected to any public office but is considered one of Europe's foremost experts in macroeconomics, was met with relief.

If the reprieve is likely to be met with relief by beleaguered local transportation officials, it is also likely to be met with dismay by safety advocates, who say the changes would save lives.