Sentence examples for needed to be relieved from inspiring English sources

Espagne had just been killed in action and his exhausted and depleted squadrons needed to be relieved.

Tsvangirai told a news conference in Johannesburg: "President Mbeki needs to be relieved from his duty".

"We do believe that the economic pressure on the Palestinians needs to be relieved," he said.

Children's stories are escapist fantasies--for children to be protagonists in tales of great adventure, they need to be relieved of their protectors (their parents).

If fictional children need to be relieved of their mothers in order to experience adventure, the converse is true for nonfictional mothers.

A tired lineman who needs to be relieved in the middle of a drive will raise his hand, and Denny Marcin, the Giants' defensive line coach, will send in a replacement -- if someone is available and the situation is appropriate.

In both cases, one could foresee the need in connection with hot-spots—specific areas where capacity needs to be relieved by multiplexing transmissions in the downlink.

At some point in time, the pressure of that leverage will need to be relieved, and it is hard for me to see how the political situation is going to allow the kinds of increases in our existing taxes that would make the size of de-leveraging in the government possible.

Most dogs need to be relieved about every two hours or so. .

The situation is however not as simple as calculating the cost/benefit ratio and there are associations that try to provide an alternative to parents who wish to keep the fetus but need to be relieved and reassured.

If still more energy needs to be relieved, it spills over to the muscles connected with breathing, and if the movements of those muscles do not release all the energy, the remainder moves the arms, legs, and other muscle groups (304).