Sentence examples for relief a bit from inspiring English sources

He is also, to my immense relief, a bit of a joker.

But if the regime made peace, it could expect aid, debt relief and a bit of investment.

It will also provide at least some relief for a bit of the economy that has been hit particularly hard by South Korea's downturn.

When Piazza hit his home run ten years ago, the roar from the crowd was fueled by bittersweet relief and a bit of hard-fought-for joy.

The results of the first auction, announced on Monday, came as both a relief and a bit of a disappointment, although state officials put the best face of it.

"If [Blueberry is] successful, particularly at the injunction stage, it has the potential for immediate relief and a bit of a domino effect".

Capsaicin cream, usually sold in drugstores labeled for arthritis pain relief, burns a bit at first but suppresses itching for hours.

"It's a sigh of relief, a little bit," he said.

Stern, sure — but also a source of relief, a welcome bit of bossiness for diners accustomed to juggling small plates that arrive on the kitchen's idiosyncratic schedule.

The emblematic tune in Yosvany Terry's early set at the Jazz Standard on Wednesday night was the closer, "Summer Relief," a slippery bit of cultural cross talk.

And above the entrance is this fanciful relief: It seemed a bit out of place, as the rest of the building is pretty much stone, with no adornment above the first floor.