Sentences with phrase «little bit of relief»

The whole thing is just so dang chocolatey that the biscotti adds that little bit of relief from chocolate overload.

But look for a little bit of relief into the month of June.

THE QUOTE: «What we have going on is a little bit of a relief rally,» said Erik Davidson, chief investment officer for Wells Fargo Private Bank.

Just grit your teeth, persevere and slather The Honest Company Organic Nipple Balm on your nipples as often as you want for a little bit of relief.

My milk came in around day five postpartum and seeing him gulp so readily and watching those eyes get heavier as he enjoyed the first real taste of that milk, it was bliss mixed with love and a little bit of relief.

That's why, beyond pride and sadness, she says, «There is also a little bit of relief.

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Of course the trend with remakes of old - school science fiction is to leave well enough alone and spend most of the budget upping the ante on the special effects, so it's with a little bit of relief that I say Scott Derrickson's remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still actually has half a brain in its head.

And I think now that it's settling down, I think there is probably a little bit of relief just that it's becoming a slightly more predictable market.

«I know it's very small but it's something we can do to provide a little bit of relief,» said Animal Friends Director of Communications Shannon Tremblay.

We shared the cooking and could give them a little bit of relief as babysitters for an evening.

Yes, you'll still need a lot more Avios to fly Business Class to Seattle than you would, for example, United Miles but if Avios is all you've got then the low surcharges are at least a little bit of a relief.

For the first time in a decade Conforming loan limits have increased, offering a little bit of relief and flexibility for borrowers that otherwise would be stuck exhausting more of their resources on a larger down payment, or forced into the Jumbo market.

Of course he will always be welcome to help with some parts of the process if he wants to, I'm just saying it seems like he is starting to feel a little bit of relief that he (as the child) doesn't * have * to do / make everything, and that he trusts that we (as his parents) will help him with the things he is too little / shouldn't have to do (as a 4 - year - old child).