Sentence examples for be rescued from both from inspiring English sources

At its heart is the highly strung and susceptible Eleanor, a young woman scared of the world and longing to be rescued from both her situation and herself.

Now that the eighties and nineties fashion of censoriously political reading has come to seem a narrow cut, and nearly as dated as those postwar clichés about the sickness of civilized humanity, Lawrence can be rescued from both the moralists and the Lawrentians.

Esther Howard wrote in The Spectator, "Surprisingly Ian Fleming's new book is a romantic one and, except for some early sex in England (rather well done, this) only just as nasty as is needed to show how absolutely thrilling it is for ... the narrator to be rescued from both death and worse – than by a he-man like James Bond.

Though most people were rescued from both ships, six people perished on the former while one died on the latter.

The party needs to be "rescued" from Corbyn.

Desperate patients would be rescued from suffering and premature death.

"He will be rescued from the base camp tomorrow".

He didn't need to be rescued from anything".

Several people had to be rescued from elevators by firefighters.

But whether Las Vegas wants to be rescued from kitsch remains to be seen.

The composer of The Ring must therefore be rescued from the charge of being a reactionary.