Sentence examples for be a savior of from inspiring English sources

NBC has seen the same erosion on their live musicals, which were thought to be a savior of live television a few years ago when The Sound of Music drew 22 million people, but subsequent outings Peter Pan and The Wiz have done only half as well.

"Purported to be a savior of disappearing peoples".

The authors argue Breivik fell victim to extreme overvalued beliefs in his attempt to "save Europe from multiculturalism" while claiming to be a "savior of Christianity".

"We don't want to be a savior [of DIY arts]," says Vince Kadlubek, CEO and co-founder of Meow Wolf.

To his champions, Mr. Magid was a savior of local news, transforming it from something dry and unpalatable into something digestible and profitable.

In fact, for two kibbutzim -- the farming collectives that were central to early Israeli statehood -- the soy business has been a savior of sorts, steering them from their socialist roots to capitalism, and providing financial security in the process.

In 2004 Ms. Hays was a savior of sorts to another Wilson play, stepping in with an investment of nearly $1 million when a Broadway production of Wilson's "Gem of the Ocean," which is chronologically first in the cycle, had run into a severe budget shortfall.

So Leonardo transmuted it from being a savior of the world to being a savior of the cosmos.

But pollock was also meant to be a savior, part of a Washington-backed antipoverty plan aimed at residents here on Alaska's mostly undeveloped west coast.

This suggests that MKconsumption could be a savior in the search of new chemopreventive agents.

"He's been a savior for us," Alex Rodriguez said of Posada, and that applies to the team and to Vazquez.