Sentence for relief | Use relief in a sentence

Sentences with relief. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use relief in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for relief.

• Relief, surprise, pity! (8)
• He felt relief. (8)
• Sort of relief. (10)
• This gave him relief. (8)
• It was a relief to know that. (8)
• She heard him sigh with relief. (8)
• In his voice was an infinite relief. (8)
• The news had been something of a relief. (8)
• To his great relief Larry was not there. (8)
• He heard this, oddly, almost with relief. (8)
• Fleur suffered relief and a sense of insult. (8)
• Tears and a sob of relief started from her. (10)
• The extremity of this thought brought relief. (8)
• He shut it as they passed, with a sigh of relief. (8)
• In his relief Stephen violated the laws of reticence. (8)
• He spoke, perhaps, with too great an effect of relief. (9)
• Silent rapid motion in the frosty air was some relief. (8)
• To her relief, however, her father was eating spinach. (8)
• He only tried because his heart wanted relief so badly. (8)
• The cablegram, grave though it was, was almost a relief. (8)
• Lady Valleys sighed with an utter and undisguised relief. (8)
• The event brought him relief, and it brought him freedom. (9)
• I was heavily oppressed, I wanted relief, I put on the gloves. (10)
• To her great relief he went in quickly when he saw them coming. (8)
• At that queer spiritual appeal Soames turned for relief to actuality. (8)
• They sighed; but it was now with the relief of a lightened oppression. (10)
• If I recollect aright, he could roar; no such relief was allowed to me. (10)
• Fatigue, bringing the imperious necessity for rest, intervened as a relief. (10)
• And, with a sigh of relief, he began to feel hungry, having had no breakfast. (8)
• But there was some relief in thinking that he could do nothing for a month yet. (9)
• The Doctor waited and waited for some one to come, but no one came to his relief. (18)
• The prospect of her being alone until the morning had been so absorbing a relief. (10)
• That gave them all the relief of a laugh over it, the Colonel joining in piteously. (9)
• When the swift flame flared up he sighed with relief, and stood still and quivering. (12)
• The incident was a relief to his feelings; he rattled his opera hat behind the animal. (8)
• If you could see your way, sir, it would be a great relief to my mind, it would indeed. (8)
• The incident is chiefly remarkable to us as a relief to what I need not recount to you. (10)
• If he had eased his heart in stressing the first syllable, it was only temporary relief. (10)
• She was like a spring day in January; such a relief from that scented humbug, her mother. (8)
• To be able to speak his name and see him awaiting her, must have been relief, a reprieve. (10)
• And a sigh of sheer relief was caught in the folds of her nightgown slipping over her head. (8)
• They are heard precipitately emerging, with sighs and groans of relief, on the floor below. (9)
• Robert gladly offered to fetch it, and left them with a sense of relief that was almost joy. (22)
• She retired before Miss Current and formed audience, glad of a relief to her inventive labour. (10)
• She decided finally upon this measure, and she had the relief of not finding the family at home. (9)
• He felt a curious relief at this delay, and at the fact that, whether sent or not, it was written. (8)
• With a sigh of relief Fort looked gratefully at the old lady who had called Noel as pretty as life. (8)
• And, to my relief, in the shop there did appear to be his elder brother, handling a piece of leather. (8)
• Still, I felt a certain relief, as in something innocent and simple and childlike, in the next event. (9)
• I would be honorable, but the slavery of financial obligations drives me to desperate means of relief. (18)
• Breckon exclaimed, in a tone of immense relief, which did not continue itself in what he went on to say. (9)
• He hated bad men; and it was besides necessary for him to denounce somebody, and get relief of some kind. (10)
• It was an intense relief, when, saying that he wanted a certain magazine, Miltoun strode off into the town. (8)
• The tension of nerve and brain was too severe; nature came to his relief with intervals of unconsciousness. (1)
• Under such circumstances, however, he was not likely to be proof against the temptation of immediate relief. (4)
• Presently he sat down on his wheelbarrow, and then shifted, without relief, from one handle of it to the other. (9)
• With a parting volley of abuse she flaunts into the menagerie tent and a feeling of great relief pervades all. (21)
• The expectancy of an easy $3000 had given him a chance to see some relief from his hopeless financial entanglements. (18)
• The poor Squire found this the only time when he could get relief from worry; he came to bed much earlier on purpose. (8)
• In his remorse and relief, so confusing and so poignant, he heard the driver of the cab asking where he wanted to go now. (8)
• An entire company of infantry in wagons, with a mountain howitzer and several rounds of grapeshot, was hastened to their relief. (7)
• Emilia was eager to thank her friend, if only for the physical relief from weariness and sluggishness which she was experiencing. (10)
• He said it became her style; and he found such relief from his heavy thoughts in these harmless pleasantries that he kept on with them. (9)
• When we met again and he accepted it for the Weekly, with a handclasp of hearty welcome, I could scarcely gasp out my unfeigned relief. (9)
• There would have been general relief among the employees if the lion had killed him, for all were in fear of their lives near the monster. (21)
• He knows also that continual vituperation is as dull as continual praise; if only to give relief to his censure, he will note what is good. (16)
• And behold, a spokesman was seen in relief upon a background of grins, that were oddly intermixed with countenances of extraordinary solemnity. (10)
• He imagined, and calmly could he imagine it, that her extravagance, and consequent distress, had obliged her to dispose of it for some immediate relief. (4)
• To their own relief the guiltless eaves-droppers, who found no moment favorable for revealing themselves after the comedy began, issued from their retiracy. (9)

Also see sentences for: aid, amends, assistance, comfort, deliverance, ease, help.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for relief. Now that you’ve seen how to use relief in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.