Sentence examples for relieving from from inspiring English sources

Wood's injuries have prompted the Cubs to move him to relieving from starting.

Artificial selection under in situ management in the cases analysed is generally directed to increase numbers of desirable phenotypes of useful plants by let standing, encouraging growing and caring for them while relieving from care or even removing undesirable phenotypes.

In September of 1946 he was relieved from active duty.

Nathan Borchers was relieved from the destroyer Stout in the Mediterranean on Tuesday.

Tsvangirai told a news conference in Johannesburg: "President Mbeki needs to be relieved from his duty".

More importantly, once you have submitted anything to the censor, you're relieved from legal responsibility.

"That's why I want to be relieved from this case," he said.

They want to be relieved from insecurity, which threatens them with constant eviction.

But, they say, an hourly employee "must be completely relieved from duty" during a bona fide meal period.

I feel calmer & freer — relieved from something which was obsessing me, & made free of a new field of experience.

STEVE COLL: I'm interested in seeing Afghanistan relieved from its misery and suffering, among other things.