Sentence examples for relieved to take from inspiring English sources

"But at the end of the day, I'm relieved to take them off".

Relieved to take a break from talking about himself, Gary Smith agrees to show a visitor around Charleston, S.C.

Mrs Merkel will be relieved to take first place, but the CDU vote still fell compared with the Euro-elections in 2004.

It was a good, even fight at this point but Becker succumbed at the end of a lengthy rally, pushing a backhand long, and Murray was relieved to take the first set 6-4.

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes was relieved to take all three points after Inverness's brave comeback.

The dates that entrepreneurs adore are the ones who either offer to help, or are relieved to take care of some of their own work while they're busy.

The Yankees seemed relieved to have taken the first two games against the Twins, a contact-hitting team that had beaten them in 9 of 16 meetings the last two seasons.

In fact, I think the commanders would actually be relieved to have this taken away from them because then they wouldn't be in this horrible position of having to turn against their comrades and friends—some of them who might have saved their lives for all we know and having to prosecute them.

Although the qualities of good doctoring may appear self-evident it is still both useful and salutary to have these explicitly identified by women who are clearly immensely relieved to be taken seriously, listened to, and cared for by well-informed physicians.

So I was relieved to be taken to Song Fang, a serene, French-owned tea house with non-negotiable prices and a collection of tea caddies painted to look like they are from the Cultural Revolution (227 Yongjia Road; $12 to $46 for 50 grams).

A first defeat since mid-March will have been a shock to the system for Aitor Karanka and his team, but they had actually been relieved even to take this game into the extra period.