Sentence examples for beyond rescue from inspiring English sources

Its experts concluded that the tatters of the most beautiful pier in Britain, the first to win Grade I listing, are "beyond rescue".

The Trust campaigned to restore and reopen it until English Heritage carved the epitaph on the tomb in 2004, declaring the pier "beyond rescue".

Convinced that, like his father, his own career would be brief, Churchill took short cuts and acted on impulse in ways that would not have mattered had his instincts been correct, but which, when they turned out to be wrong, damaged his career almost beyond rescue.

He was beyond rescue and knew it.

Some of the system's 198 schools were beyond rescue, and Dr. Alonso closed them, all 26.

But Commander Haq, cut off at the Khyber Pass, was beyond rescue.

There are some parties, however, that are beyond rescuing.

A moment can arrive when some participants in these debates conclude that a given label is beyond rescuing.

This opportunity arrives when Mrs. Foster decides to go beyond rescuing cats and, as a "new start," endows a charitable foundation she calls the Humanity Project.

"We will be much more ambitious," he insists, outlining plans for social security, health and education reforms that go beyond the rescue package.

Identifying the dead will take time because many bodies were charred beyond recognition, rescue workers said.