Sentence examples for a savior at from inspiring English sources

The white working class doesn't need a savior at the ballot box.

Finally the PS3 has, if not a savior, at least a champion.

And what of Wilson, the closest thing to a savior at running back that the Giants have?

Damien Robinson had just arrived at the Jets' complex last April as Herman Edwards's first import from Tampa Bay, a savior at free safety, when he was met in the hallway by Chris Hayes, whose starting job he had taken with one stroke of his pen on a contract.

Just as the return of the Brooklyn-born Stephon Marbury to the New York Knicks electrified local fans, Mr. Dimon, whose grandfather immigrated from Greece and who went to the Browning School on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, has been hailed as a savior at J.P. Morgan.

What does it mean to be a problem and a savior at the same time?

AI is a potential savior at a time of diminishing market returns; AI is a source of unknown and possibly unlimited risks.

From Part I: Somehow we have arrived at a moment in time when the entrance of a perceived tough and cunning figure with no need to talk in full sentences has become the advent of a savior, or at least a version of one from the bowels of World Wide Wrestling.

CHANG: Guilty as charged: I liked Johansson in "Ghost in the Shell," just as I liked Swinton in "Doctor Strange". And I was perfectly fine with Damon in "The Great Wall," in which he's not really a white savior at all, and is in fact amusingly upstaged by director Zhang Yimou's make-China-great-again production design.

Even the Used-Like New can be a great savior at reduced prices.

"I'm not a savior," Johnson said at the news conference yesterday.