| Speaking from Paris, he said he was relieved at the outcome but still upset at having lost his job. |
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| While she was pleased with the result she was also relieved at having come through after such a close contest. |
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| While going home was the preferred option, most were happy and relieved at being granted citizenship. |
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| It is in this context of the greater spiritual good of the whole human race that Apollonius was relieved at the news of the tyrant's death. |
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| A curious piece of paper it was too, when the young man, much relieved at his lucky escape, examined it under the lamp. |
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| Reidy was relieved at finally recording a win over his tormentors, but less than happy with the seven kicks at goal his team missed over an absorbing seven-try thriller. |
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| The truth is they stopped short of me and ate more grass and I think I felt a little unremembered and at the same time relieved at their lack of attachment to a human. |
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| Spectator articles on that day described how everyone, including workers and pensioners, were relieved at the results. |
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| Shortly thereafter, the crew member was relieved at the helm by the co-worker because the former was feeling tired. |
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| A few may have been secretly relieved at the failure of the Ad Hoc Group, and eager to profit by the opprobrium being cast on the United States. |
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| Let us not forget that, while we are delighted and relieved at the release of Alan Johnston, Corporal Shalit was abducted a year ago, and we know nothing of his situation. |
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| Some Eurocrats were relieved at Mr Cameron's pro-European tone. |
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| He is relieved at first, then humiliated by the knowledge. |
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| We are relieved at the stabilization of the franc. |
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| I can only say I am relieved at the way the vote turned out a few moments ago given that we pressed Egypt so hard to conclude the negotiations on the association agreement. |
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| With its spacious interior, ingenious deck plan and comfortable design, the Feeling 55 is truly a success, and the manufacturer was proud and relieved at the enthusiastic response to the official presentation. |
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| Elizabeth was lamented by many of her subjects, but others were relieved at her death. |
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| I was so relieved at the end of the journey that if I had had anything left to throw up I would have made it a hat trick of pavement pizzas. |
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| Kuyangisa, like the whole team, is relieved at not having been outclassed by the Americans, although she is far from happy about the fact that they emerged with only pride. |
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| Though relieved at making it through to the second round, the 44-year-old Japanese was cautious about her chances in the next round against Spaniard Dominguez Lino. |
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| Accordingly, when the wheel was relieved at eight o'clock, the order was given to keep her due north, and all hands were turned up to square away the yards and make sail. |
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