Sentence examples for relieving itself from inspiring English sources

Once Socrates has a Very Serious Thought but gets interrupted by a lizard relieving itself on him.

He says the dog "makes a statement" by habitually relieving itself in front of No. 16 and never in front of No. 18, perhaps out of some atavistic canine memory.

Back then, Osborne said that his austerity policies would cut his country's budget deficit to zero within four years, enable Britain to begin relieving itself of its public debt, and generate healthy economic growth.

First, while OECD donors feel the need to engage with all countries, including fragile and conflict ones, both for development and political reasons, Brazil feels no such responsibility, thus relieving itself of the hardest development conundrum – how to achieve change in a country where the conditions are not right.

At Toledo, there was an Army-green GMC pickup called First Blood with a likeness of a machine-gun-wielding Sly Stallone in the back and a Mazda RX-7 with a driver's door decal of a headless body relieving itself on a toilet, with the driver filling in the head of the image.

Staged by Melissa Kievman inside the Atlantic Theater Company's industrial-chic new black box, this deceptively dark drama begins when Trip (Remy Auberjonois), a lonely yuppie, hires Allison Michelle Federerr) to help him with his cat, which, when it comes to the business of relieving itself, prefers the bed to the litter box.

A bird had relieved itself on my head.

While the Cubans are clearly the big winners, America relieved itself of a 50-year headache.

The writer describes an anecdote about a housebroken dog refusing to relieve itself on New York's concrete sidewalks.

Apparently, the goat relieved itself while actress E. Faye Butler was trying to mime milking it, and she was not happy.

The moment it relieved itself, Dr. Osterholm collected the droppings and whisked them off to his lab to analyze.