Sentence examples for relief in getting from inspiring English sources

Knoblauch acknowledged that he felt some relief, in getting away from second base and the throwing problem that has gnawed at his career, some excitement at moving to a new position and no regret.

Willett said there was no sense of relief in getting the first match out of the way and that he was looking forward to helping Europe continue their fightback into the weekend after overcoming the initial shock of Friday morning.

It's hard to say -- and hard to care, given that the sheer convenience (and the relief in getting the damn thing done) trumps those niggling concerns.

So there was a surprising psychological benefit -- namely, relief -- in getting a communication saying it would not be delayed.

Velvet's challenges to Ginger stem, in part, from the adolescent instinct to test the true force of the adult authority that she depends on to protect her, and she is reassured to find it responsive and intact; there can be a great relief in not getting away with things.

Some Administration officials admit privately that they were slow on the uptake in getting relief to the 700,000 Kurds who fled Iraq for the Turkish border.

The cheap thrill of blaming the religion will create more frustrations, and will not bring the relief as it would in getting the bad guy.

By entering treatment in order to solve physical problems indicates that the patients were more interested in getting relief from their withdrawal symptoms than anything else.

Once a disorder is present, the individual is obligated to carry out what is recommended, to persist in getting relief from the disorder and not give up.

Although the convoy was a success, there remain many challenges in getting relief supplies to the most vulnerable people, many of whom remain inaccessible because of the conflict.

B11 RELIEF TROUBLE -- Immigrants who were paid off the books face a maze in getting disaster relief.