Sentence examples for some relieving from inspiring English sources

For some, relieving oneself means going behind a bush, or up the hill or jumping into a gully.

Mauriac's letter, which started the trouble, was run on the front page of Figaro Literaire and looked like an encyclical, except for some relieving, very human and laignant opening touches.

17 Confederate Flag Comes Down The Confederate flag atop the South Carolina Statehouse was lowered before a crowd of about 3,000 people, some relieved, some angry.

It seems to have surprised some, relieved others and angered a few, all of which is typical of a complicated story on a complicated topic like immigration.

Try busting out some stress relieving yoga poses in your hotel room to find your center and refocus your thoughts.

Relieving some of the pressure, the Corps opened Morganza.

It forced an exchange of pieces, relieving some pressure on Black's king.

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Antihistamines, along with other allergy medicines, are beneficial in relieving some congestion.

That way the harness won't dig in so much, relieving some of the pain.

Some were relieved.