"I thought you'd be more relieved to see me," the comedian said.
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They are more relieved that anything negative is likely to be a burden.
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I couldn't have been more relieved to have a night be over all season.
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"This is March Madness," Pikiell said after the game, seemingly more relieved than elated.
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But with Cromartie signed and on the practice field, Pagano sounded a little more relieved.
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If you're more relieved than sad, then it may be time to cancel the flight.
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I'm relieved she's away from Coates, and even more relieved that OITNB tied up this story line.
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I'm relieved that we don't have to strike, but I'm more relieved that we have this deal.
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By the time I left, I couldn&apost have been more relieved to get out of there.
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Whenever a shot went in, he looked more relieved than happy, grateful not to have screwed up again.
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Robert Downey Jr. is probably even more relieved than Tony Stark is to get that thing off his chest.
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I was relieved when I met someone months later, and even more relieved when I met her dog, Rigatoni.
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"Stocks will be even more relieved at Warren's coming concession as they are at Biden's big showing," Brown tweeted.
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But when Antetokounmpo buried his first 3-pointer midway through the third quarter on Tuesday night, he looked more relieved than triumphant.
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And honestly, I think she was more relieved that she didn't have to kick a ball than when she actually got proposed to.
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I don't know if my father was more relieved or proud — at least I had stopped talking about the leopard-print platform shoes.
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And when the dual twists finally happened in the literal last two minutes of the episode, I was more relieved than anything else.
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Tomorrow, marks 2018's first day of spring, and although we're pretty sure we say this every single year, we've never felt more relieved.
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"Stocks will be even more relieved at Warren's coming concession as they are at Biden's big showing," Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO Josh Brown tweeted.
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When I get the help—and we do often get help through government intervention, though we don't notice—I typically feel more relieved than infantilized.
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Bill Cosby looked a little more relieved as he arrived for the second day of the hearing that could see his sexual assault case dismissed.
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Federer looked more relieved than overjoyed when Tiafoe's forehand found the net on match point to keep his hopes of a 20th grand slam title alive.
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LifeProof has finally made a submersible battery pack along the lines of their phone case (which I also fully endorse), and I couldn't be more relieved.
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Richard JoffeNew York To the Editor: I strongly suspect that most Republicans, if they are honest with themselves, are more relieved right now than anything else.
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And no one would be more relieved by a North Korean triumph of sequins and Salchows this week than the International Olympic Committee and South Korean officials.
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The attack is even causing consternation at companies not affected so far, as they shore up their own defenses — and leaving them feeling more relieved than reassured.
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But to everyone's joy, the Texas treasure reopened its doors to a carnivorous public in November, and no one seems to be more relieved than owner and chef Aaron Franklin.
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Furthermore, all of the benefits that come with taking a break will actually put you ahead of hardcore workaholics because you'll feel more relieved, creative, and motivated after taking a break.
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" The Times said: Federer was "looking slightly more relieved than overjoyed as he walked, heavy-legged, to the net to share a handshake and a pat on the stomach with the young Spaniard.
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Fifty Shades Freer is about to make its steamy Valentine's Day release, and while you might be excited about it, star Jamie Dornan couldn't seem more relieved that the trilogy is finally over. E!
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Johnson spoke candidly about how disappointed he was in his team's effort following its 84-64 setback against the Tigers - a game in which Alabama surrendered a season high in points - and he seemed more relieved than elated in Alabama's follow-up performance.
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Instead, the Nets beat Indiana at its own physical game and earned their first playoff berth in four years with a 108-96 victory on the road — though the muted locker room celebration made it hard to tell if players were more relieved or excited that the drought was over.
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She then attempts to rape him. He fights furiously, and despite her muscular body he bloodies her nose before she escapes through the door. After releasing his pent-up aggression, Dunstan feels more relieved than he has in years. Liesl returns a few minutes later and explains that releasing him from his anger was her intent all along.
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Xaldin confronts them and sends his Nobodies at them. They fight the Nobodies off, but Xaldin escapes to the castle drawbridge with Belle and the rose. Belle manages to escape from Xaldin's clutches with the rose, and Xaldin is then killed by Beast, Sora, Donald and Goofy. Belle gives Beast the rose but he is more relieved that she wasn't hurt.
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But Freddie is an admirer of the detective tales that Ashe writes and decides to trust him, confessing to the theft and returning the scarab. As Ashe leaves, Lord Emsworth arrives to announce that Aline has eloped on the train to London with George Emerson, who has been recalled to Hong Kong. Freddie is more relieved than hurt at this revelation. When Ashe returns the scarab, Mr Peters offers to take Ashe back to America as his personal trainer in reward for the improvement in his health.
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This makes Rodney more relieved with his situation, so he thanks his uncle and goes off to bed. However, Rodney has misunderstood Albert's story, and assumes Albert is suggesting that Rodney ought to hand in his resignation, as Alan cannot afford to lose Rodney, and thus will not fire him. The next day, at Parry Print Ltd, Rodney enters Alan's office and leaves an envelope on his desk. Alan enters all happy and excited, because he has got the three-year contract from a mail-order company, earning the company a fortune.
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On 22 October, President John F. Kennedy announced that Colonel Heyser's photographs proved the Soviet Union was building secret sites for nuclear missiles only 90 miles from Key West. The crisis ended after Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ordered the missiles withdrawn from Cuba. Lieutenant Colonel Heyser said, in a 2005 interview with the Associated Press, that nobody was more relieved than he that the crisis ended peacefully, and that he had no desire to go down in history as the man who started World War III. "I kind of felt like I was going to be looked at as the one who started the whole thing", Col.
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Greenberg was found dead in bed by his girlfriend who had returned to their shared home in Gainesville, Florida on July 19, 2015. The Gainesville Police Department stated during the preliminary investigation that neither foul play nor suicide was suspected in his death, despite his dying from unknown reasons. Greenberg's mother said he was in full health at the time of his death, and dismissed the possibility he had taken his own life in the aftermath of the company’s collapse, claiming "he was more relieved than depressed about the settlement, as it had ended the long-looming lawsuit." The later autopsy failed to determine an actual cause of death.
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During the final fight between Aladdin and Jafar, the Genie is forced to grant Jafar's final wish to become an all- powerful Genie when Aladdin convinces him to do so, much to his reluctance. However, as they both know, the fulfillment of this wish causes Jafar to be imprisoned in a lamp of his own, which a now-more-relieved Genie hurls into the desert, freeing Agrabah from his tyranny. While the Genie is willing to sacrifice his freedom in order to allow Aladdin to be with Princess Jasmine, Aladdin decides to live up to his original promise and uses his final wish to free the Genie from his lamp's power, much to the latter's surprise and happiness. Aladdin still gets to marry Princess Jasmine, as the Sultan is touched by the young couple's love for one another, so he changes the law so the princess can marry whomever she pleases.
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