Sentence examples for a lifesaving class from inspiring English sources

You find your opposite number, grab him (or her), and dunk, regardless of whether the ball is anywhere in the vicinity; neck-holding is especially popular, involving, as it does, much frantic splashing on the part of the drowner, and the whole exercise looks weirdly like a lifesaving class, except that the motive is reversed.

(She appears to have been watching mom or dad very carefully during a lifesaving class).

She was a Maryland high school student in 1960, when she met André Simonpietri Jr., another high school student, at a Red Cross lifesaving class in Washington.

She and Mr. Simonpietri, who met in 1960 at a Red Cross lifesaving class when they were in separate high schools in and around Washington, D.C., are opposites in so many ways that their pairing is somewhat remarkable.

Dear Damian Hinds: tree climbing, lifesaving classes … why this policy flurry?

Memories of lifesaving classes at school, Mr. Schiller with his speech impediment, pajama bottoms knotted at the ankles.

As the new kid at his school, Thomas is something of a fish out of water himself; barely able to swim, he struggles to stay afloat during lifesaving classes.

The beginning of competition for a class of lifesaving medicines, called biologics, is becoming a reality.

Anyone have a lifesaving buoy?

This is not a lifesaving organ.

Radios can be a lifesaving tool.