Sentence examples for relief comes from from inspiring English sources
The only relief comes from Mr. Perrineau.
Sometimes relief comes from breathing in the steam from, say, a juniper-scented duck stew.
More reliable symptomatic relief comes from antihistamines, which work by blocking the body's reaction to allergens.
The only light relief comes from Arthur Darville's bowl-cut, worthy of any member of the Monkees.
Just when a reader is becoming weary of all this narrative play, relief comes from an unexpected quarter.
Some of that comic relief comes from what the show calls "blanks" — off-the-grid people with (to borrow the title of Mr. Gibson's coming novel) "zero history".
Comic relief came from the frequent visits of the building superintendent, Dwayne Schneider Pat Harringtonn).
But is there any relief coming from players like Timofey Mozgov, Anthony Randolph, Bill Walker and Roger Mason Jr. Walshh said he did not know.
The collective sigh of relief coming from the Jets this week is not only for the impending return of quarterback Chad Pennington on Sunday against Philadelphia.
No relief came from "Landscape With Visitors," by Nancy Zendora, who offered a trio of dancers, mostly standing still or gesturing in an opaquely high-priest manner.
As she grew older the only light relief came from her beloved aunt who had short platinum-blonde hair and ritzy home-made clothes and lots of boyfriends.
