Sentence examples for now relieved from inspiring English sources

He is, among other things, a self-admitted lowbrow who once passed for highbrow and is now relieved by not having to pretend to be cultured.

Now relieved of his Zoo magazine column, Danny Dyer shows his gentler side in this grotty stumble through Soho's sleazy brothels.

Now, relieved of inefficient plants (and of other liabilities as a result of their bankruptcies), the two firms are bouncing back, as is Ford, which also made bold cuts but declined handouts.

In the hootch, Eriksson recalled, Mao, now relieved of Manuel's pack, watched him and Rafe heave out junk for a while, and then, unasked, the girl lent the G.I.s a hand.

Now, relieved of the burden of so much importance, it can afford to be easygoing and charming, reverent of its history while reveling in its salty side with public beaches, whale watching trips, lobster dinners and lots of fine bakeries.

For many readers, the fact that Moore has now relieved an 11-year publishing hiatus is reason enough to start Google-mapping a route to the nearest surviving bookstore.

Then in the 1990s they were quietly disappeared and replaced with the grey sanisettes where Parisians can now relieve themselves in privacy and isolation.

It is an area of the side that will perturb Redknapp, who will hope that Keane can now relieve the anxieties.

While Mr. Cooper's deposition now relieves him of the burden of a contempt citation, many questions about the investigation of the leak remain unresolved.

Thus, a community of structural subassembly contractors building wings, sections of fuselages, and horizontal surfaces now relieve some of the space and tooling needs of prime contractors such as Boeing in the United States and Airbus Industrie in Europe.

This time, the two exchanged polite, if sheepish, greetings; they buried the hatchet some time ago, Mr. Lewis said, and his dogs now relieve themselves in a different area.