Sentence examples for well relieved from inspiring English sources

Hearing Harry speak, though, I feel, well, relieved.

Strategy 2 is the same except that one of the true statements must be 'pain well relieved by recumbency'.

The items in the cluster are: age over 65 years, pain well relieved by recumbency, no exacerbation of pain with: coughing and sneezing, forward flexion, extension, rising from flexion and the extension-rotation test[ 9].

We drank a lot of coffee today and want to test out if they are as, well, relieving as they are sharp.  .

There are no street dealers, and anyone who does manage to get hold of a connect will usually end up with something that may well relieve them of their constipation, but is unlikely to provide them with whatever kind of serotonin upgrade they were hoping for.

· Your local Oxfam shop may well be relieved to hear about this.

The government may well be relieved that despite the turbulence of the reforms and the funding pressures, the NHS appears robust.

The Australians may well be relieved to depart England tomorrow, having sat through their share of security briefings after the London bombings and now the death threats.

As Arsenal prepare to face Chelsea this afternoon at the Emirates, Arsene Wenger may well be relieved to see a Chelsea dug-out with no Jose Mourinho.

Banking shares were among the main winners, as a number of European bond auctions - including the UK, Spain and France - went well, and relieved some of the concerns about the debt crisis on the continent.

Even China, which despises Mr Chen, may well be relieved that Taiwan has not sunk into chaos; a condition which, as it reminded the island threateningly last week, might force it to intervene.