Sentence examples for to relieving from inspiring English sources

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

ONE key to relieving stress, Dr. Miller and Dr. Smith say, is to have fun.

Both projects are vital to relieving transit congestion in the city.

But all are paid to be starters and would probably object to relieving.

Such programs represent a cost-effective approach to relieving population pressures, stimulating economic development, improving health, and enhancing human freedom.

In addition to relieving me of my $100 for "charity," was he also going to steal my identity?

A successful budget will have another benefit for the chancellor: it will go some way to relieving the pressure on his old friend David Cameron.

But local officials say the highway is essential to relieving Dublin's crippling traffic problems, and that changing its route now is impossible.

On one side are geese, slender-necked and given to relieving themselves liberally, who like where they are living, a stone's throw away from La Guardia Airport.

At its peak it will transport 72,000 passengers and go some way to relieving the interminable congestion and frayed nerves experienced every year.

The author acknowledges the chancellor's seriousness of purpose and admires his passionate commitment to relieving poverty both at home and abroad.