Sentence examples for be saved for a from inspiring English sources

Champagne, he says, shouldn't be saved for a special occasion.

If a life can be saved for a few thousand dollars, that sounds like money well spent.

Sweet would not have been off base either, but deserved to be saved for a cheese course or dessert.

Any leftover funds can be saved for a future trip, he added, since the card never expires.

(In the process, a bonus broth is achieved, some of which is used to make the sauce. Leftover broth can be saved for a little noodle soup).

All safety measures imply a value on life, by estimating the number of lives that can be saved for a given level of investment (see chart again).

While some of them may be saving for a down payment, more than two in five would fall below the poverty line if they were on their own.

"Why are you buying £150 trainers when you could be saving for a deposit on a flat?" I casually mention.

"People seem to be saving for a rainy day, they're more cautious, there's talk about the frugal consumer, people moving into an era of austerity.

That something could be saving for a home deposit, or maybe investing in stocks.

It didn't seem to Lone Wolf, Bear or Ru that they could be saving for a better life.