91.   The afternoon brought no relief from the relentless cut and paste.

92.   The advance of this expansive cool air mass may also bring some relief from the serious drought in parts of the Northeast later in the week.

93.   The arrival of summer has brought little relief from the hectic pace of life at work.

94.   The arrest brought relief to many Haitians in New York, a city that has long been the main destination for Haitians seeking to flee oppression in their homeland.

95.   The closing of Maine Yankee brought heartfelt relief to those residents who had worried that the warning sirens would break the coastal calm here with a nuclear alert.

96.   The doctors felt that aid organizations were too slow to bring medical relief and suffered from restrictions that kept them from denouncing abuses.

97.   The end of the impeachment trial brought relief to more than just the Clinton household.

98.   The family notifications, done in person, have brought relief to some relatives.

99.   The courtyard was a popular feature of most Quarter homes because it brought relief from the stinking, muddy New Orleans streets.

100.   The first soaking rain in nearly a month will bring relief from the dry spell to the Middle Atlantic region.