relief *** , auch: relievo old use

The men let us go, but our relief did not last long.

My first thought when I see her is one of relief.

The local paper reported the relief of his wife's family.

He also wants to give Americans tax relief right now.

Families and the working poor could get some relief too.

But what if you could get tax relief on the cost?

What a relief as the show comes to a close!

The rest of the week may not bring much relief.

We were never called into action, probably much to our relief.

You can also turn the whole lot off, which is a relief.

Have you been able to get any relief from working so much?

Brown said he would support relief for those least able to pay.

Young families have finally been able to get some relief.

The relief effort will continue, probably well into next year.

The first home run must have felt like a relief.

But officials say the relief effort has also been difficult.

But some relief has come and more is on the way.

But the change of voice is a great personal relief to me.

These kind of questions seemed to come as a relief to him.

For all of these people, relief can be a phone call away.

His face and body language were the picture of relief.

But they might want to put their relief on hold.

Such early decision making can be a big relief for children.

Our decision to hold off was probably a relief to her.

And in the process, we might just see a little tax relief.