Sentence examples for to get relieved from inspiring English sources

The current laws make it difficult to get relieved of student debt.

Still, you have the right and the liberty to choose the age of getting relieved from service.

"I was working 16-, 18-hour dand, and Sergeant Major Calpena was running around, trying to get me relieved, sabotaging me," she said.

Could a discipline pioneered by Buddhist monks and nuns help teach us how to get healthy, relieve stress and shed many of the neuroses that we've come to associate with food?

He said he was relieved to get water, but still supported his president, Saddam Hussein.

After a while he had to get up, to relieve the pressure building between his temples.

"I had to leave work most days by 6 30 to get home to relieve my babysitter.

When I was still working full-time, my wife who also has a full-time job would invariably be the one to get home to relieve our nanny at 5.30 p.m.

Conclusion Develop a care system and quality of care in basic health facilities, educate and convince patients to get there, would relieve hospital emergency services that will then take care of true emergencies.

"I might suspect they're just here for a sandwich and a nap, or to get medications to relieve their withdrawal symptoms.

As time went on, it took Yeager longer to get outside to relieve himself and it was vastly more efficient to wash a few short rugs he'd dribbled or streamed on.