Sentence examples for relief out of from inspiring English sources

A relief out of all proportion, to remember her.

Many of Syrians started working in relief out of necessity since government services collapsed at the start of the war.

Judges overseeing at least 23 auction-rate class actions have dismissed them in recent months, leaving investors who were hoping for some relief out of luck again.

Well, we passed tax relief out of this House and out of the Senate and we sent it down to the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue and President Clinton vetoed that.

"The public really only had 10 days to gather their information, and then only about 1,000 got some relief," out of 25,000 whose cases were reviewed by the contractor.

Taking a palette of MAC's Cream Colour (yes, it's spelled the British way) and bases of army green, tan, peach, rust and cocoa, he sculptured and highlighted the face to make some features appear prominent and others recede, almost like a relief out of a museum.

That was how the Labour Party came to be providing outdoor relief for out-of-work failed Marxist finance ministers like Yanis Varoufakis The following letters appear in the 2nd March edition of the Independent.

Earlier this season, when Beem spoke of this five years of job security, calling it "fantastic" and ruminating on his goals now that he's "secure," you could hear the relief pour out of him.

The relief team, all out-of-towners, had been working 8- to 12-hour shifts, delivering supplies and hot food to World Trade Center rescue workers.

Windrip's base of support, which catapults him to world power, consists of legions of voters who have been suffering the effects of the Depression with no relief--angry, out-of-work Americans who think the system has ignored them.

Hearings are scheduled for later this year, so some indirect investors may want to see if they can qualify for relief before they pursue out-of-court settlements.