Sentence examples for relief glad from inspiring English sources

After the pitch, our team sighed with relief, glad we could perform beyond expectation.

But before I could elaborate, he replied in obvious relief, "I'm so glad, because I can't imagine what you could do in a job for 40 hours!" He was shocked when I informed him that there would be plenty to do for 40 hours, and that the reality was that he would more likely be working 50 or 60 hours per week when he began his career.

For Tories such as Monteith the festival functions as a sort of bourgeois balm to the process of democratic renewal we're undergoing: "There will be others who, like me, will by August next year be glad of some relief, some referendum-free zone, where great works and productions can be savoured without recourse to a debate that is already showing many signs of becoming shrill and nasty".

Although Molloy is glad others have found relief in Potrero, she says she does not aim to turn the community into a "chemie" colony.

The emotions women recounted were of two types; negative reactions (fear, anxiety, worry, apprehension, embarrassment) and positive reactions (relief, satisfaction, reassurance, that they were glad and felt relaxed).

I'm glad he did have access to pain relief to ease his suffering.

"I'm glad," he said, apparently with genuine relief.

Vice-Presidential pick Paul Ryan echoed Mr. Romney's sentiments, adding that he was glad he voted to cut emergency relief earlier this year because "big government needs to stay out of hurricanes".

Robert R. Gregory, the executive director of the New York State Association of Counties, said that counties were glad the issue of Medicaid mandate relief was finally being addressed in Albany but that more needed to be done.

There were no audible sighs of relief from the audience, but I am sure everybody was glad to have the reassurance.

"I was so glad when he scored - it was a relief more than anything.