Sentence examples for I will try to save from inspiring English sources

"I will try to save my city Tripoli and 2 millions of people living there," the e-mail sent to CNN in Saadi Qaddafi's name read, "otherwise Tripoli will be lost forever like Somalia".

After a consultation, it will try to save customers money through methods that run from a simple change in equipment to a complex financial strategy.

The accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has been appointed as the administrator and has said it will try to save the business.

But Kraft has gone out of its way to insist that production will remain in Britain, where Cadbury employs 6,200 people, and the US firm has even said it will try to save the Somerdale factory at Keynsham, near Bristol, Cadbury was planning to shut.

Elsewhere in corporate news Tuesday, Johnson & Johnson said it will try to save up to $900 million next year by cutting jobs and scaling back its management structure.

Tell me, Charlie Chan, what's the word for six straight hours of vomiting and diarrhea?" What she meant was that I'd tried to save money.

Can I be sure that doctors will try to save me if I am registered as an organ donor?

The first one will try to save the patient's life.

This increases the likelihood that the board will try to save money by trimming Medicare payments to health care providers.

The second one will try to save the patient's kidneys, in case the first ambulance fails.

And those cogs, Ms. Sharmin and Ms. Powell, will try to save a bit against the still-present possibility of unemployment.