I don't know much about A. Sachs, save for this one, memorable quotation attributed to the man: "Death is more universal than life; everyone dies but not everyone lives".
Referring to Tasmania by its original European name, Gould writes in his diary, while imprisoned in isolation, that "in the entire unknown, umapped western half of Van Diemen's land, only savages roamed & no white settlement was to be found, save for this one gaol for the recalcitrant".
They don't, well save for this one-of-a-kind Reverso Zep watch from Jaeger-LeCoultre.
If you are a fan of paper-thin, buttery apple tart, save room for this one.
He had managed to take every struggle in his life and turn it into a form of sense; save for this last one, which, being rooted in the senselessness of sexual desire, ended, for him, in shame.
He should have saved that title for this one: Ms. Blige has only gotten stronger, more confident and more mature as a performer.
He should have saved that title for this one: Ms. Blige has only gotten more confident and mature as a performer.
Of course, they tell you about all these different doctors that can save him: This one's good for this, that one's good for that, so I gave them all a try and got all kinds of answers.
No Sunday morning show except MSNBC's "Up" so much as mentioned climate change, or the march, save for one stray reference on "This Week" by The Nation's Katrina vanden Heuvel.
If cursor bikinis are grounds for a firin' where you work, save this one for later).
In the annals of American slavery, this painful story would be utterly unremarkable, save for one reason: This union, consummated some two years before the Civil War, represents the origins of a family line that would extend from rural Georgia, to Birmingham, Ala., to Chicago and, finally, to the White House.
