Sentence examples for ultimate relief from inspiring English sources

Nobody present could complain they did not get their money's worth, because to witness the ups and downs of a Murray match invariably is to share a psychological journey through joy, anxiety and ultimate relief.

It wasn't that I didn't want it; far from it, I'd dreamt of it 20 years before when I managed Oxfam's work in Bangladesh; a role that felt like running the ultimate relief and development learning outfit.

Gately should probably also tell him that the only real ultimate relief from the Disease is God, as in finding and cultivating some kind of personally comfortable and worshipable Higher Power; but Gately still can't bring himself to say this kind of thing out loud.

Although we find that the appellants are entitled to reversal in part of the trial court's order and are entitled to a manual count of the Miami-Dade County undervote, we agree with the appellees that the ultimate relief would require a counting of the legal votes contained within the undervotes in all counties where the undervote has not been subjected to a manual tabulation.

YULE TIDE Birth Glow's mini-album "Ultimate Relief" is out now through Nervous Jerk/Remote Control.

Finally, we still lack a cure or vaccine for HIV which would provide the ultimate relief from this disease.

For those who haven't seen her website-turned-book, it's the ultimate comic relief for frustrated parents, and a healthy dose of birth control for anyone who doesn't have children in the house.

However, Shah-Desai et al. [ 16] found that ultimate pain relief was achieved in all patients after enucleation or evisceration at an average of 3 months with no difference in postoperative pain between the eviscerated or enucleated groups [ 16] and recent studies have reported that evisceration is safe and associated with a low risk of sympathetic ophthalmia [ 17, 18].

She is an author of "So Stressed: The Ultimate Stress-Relief Plan for Women" (Free Press, 2009).

Appellants have also been denied the very evidence that they have relied on to establish their ultimate entitlement to relief.

The fact I can see the flag means the fort has not been taken.' It's the ultimate statement of relief with a capital R, and that emotion gives the song a really strong appeal".