Sentence examples for relieved of money from inspiring English sources

When the victim begins to feel sick, he or she is relieved of money and other valuables.

The intoxicating idea behind the MacArthur Foundation is that if at least temporarily relieved of money worries, geniuses can be more creative.

— Ellen My biggest memory from the empty weekend subways of the 1970s was having an automatic pistol stuck between my eyes by a guy sitting on my chest and being relieved of all my money at 5 30 in the afternoon.

The church originally advertised itself as a self-help regime that could cheer up the world but became a cult in which people got beaten up and relieved of all their money.

Mr. Bitton added, "To be relieved of the worry of money leaves time to do other things, like love".

They were trolling for prospects, suckers to relieve of some money.

Earl Carroll's announcement that front row seats for his new "Vanities" will cost $100, plus tax reminds us of the time the ticket agents were relieved of a neat sum of money just when they had expected to profit heavily.

"We were discussing the problem of people who had been relieved of all of their money by educational institutions," he said.

Duvalier's mother died, and, in his darkest days, relieved of most of his money, he lived for a time in a shed at the bottom of his father-in-law's suburban Paris garden.

Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., Rep. Russ Feingold (D-Wis)., Rep. Christopher Shays (R-Conn)., Meehan and Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) deserve the kudos.All of us believed both parties, relieved of the drug of soft money which had no party-building function, would go back to basics and be stronger.

He handed a taxi driver at O'Hare the college's address and was relieved of a month's spending money when the cabby took the naïve newcomer downtown more or less by way of Indiana.