Sentence examples for relief are made from inspiring English sources

Wooden blocks, carved with a design standing out in relief, are made from solid pieces of wood or by bonding closely grained woods with cheaper ones.

The bottom line: If other tax cuts, but not AMT relief, are made permanent, fixing the AMT becomes even more expensive.

Skipper said his decision to hire British relief was made after the European Championship in 2008, when Healey and Rae Anglicized ESPN's broadcasts.

The seven-panel wall relief was made by wrapping the pregnant woman's body with plaster-soaked gauze bandages, the type used to make casts for broken bones.

A separate Guardian investigation last month revealed how Spice Girls T-shirts sold to raise money for Comic Relief were made by Bangladeshi women at a different factory earning 35p an hour, who claimed they suffered harassment and were forced to work up to 16 hours a day.

The relief is made with oils, wax, acrylics, and gel and they are on wood panels.

At the time the relief was made, Meroë was the center of a kingdom named Kush, its borders stretching as far north as the southern edge of Egypt.

The first complete code of poor relief was made in the Act for the Relief of the Poor 1597 and some provision for the "deserving poor" was eventually made in the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601.

Even though the fertile crescent civilizations are considered the oldest in history, at the time the Burney relief was made other late bronze age civilizations were equally in full bloom.

Elamite invaders then toppled the third Dynasty of Ur and the population declined to about 200,000; it had stabilized at that number at the time the relief was made.

When Ace was 8 months old, she took him to LACMA and he promptly drooled on a Jenny Holzer installation that, much to everyone's relief, was made of marble.