Sentence examples for still relieved from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Coyle said he was still relieved to hear about the changes at the laboratory.

But Posada and the Yankees were still relieved that X-rays on the toe were negative and that he could catch without much pain against the Toronto Blue Jays last night.

But I see them as much as I like at weekends, and yet I'm still relieved and appreciative when Danielle elects to take them to the park or on a shopping trip, or over to her dad's, allowing me to get on with my work in peace, or read the paper or slump in front of the Premier League rather than pigging Peppa Pig.

Terry denied the charge and was found not guilty at Westminster Magistrates Courtt, yet he was still relieved of the captaincy in February by the Football Association, a decision that angered Fabio Capello, who resigned as England boss in protest shortly afterwards.

But I was still relieved to have an American passport now instead of my former Iranian one.

Still, relieving Niese allowed the Mets' bullpen to work.

Sanitation is no small issue in a nation where many still relieve themselves in a bucket.

But another 2.4 billion people have seen no improvement, including 946 million people still relieving themselves outdoors – the vast majority among the rural poor.

Almost 100 years later, nearly one half of all Indians still relieve themselves outside.

What providence, luck, or even quirky circumstance allowed me to witness this horror from an outlying borough yet allow me the chance to go home that night to my small child to softly cry on his shoulder, shaken from the events of the day yet relieved that I still could experience the continued joy of watching him fall off to sleep for the night, and seemingly each night thereafter.

His lower back pain is relieved; however, he still complains of generalised aches in his bones and is very tired.