Sentence examples similar to call rescuing from inspiring English sources

His alertness and his phone call rescued a 16 year old girl from sex trafficking.

He had accidentally chosen one of Hogancamp's photographs – called Rescuing the Major.

In 1991, he wrote a book called "Rescuing the Bible from Fundamentalism".

An important issue regarding the rescued sites is the tag number threshold, above which a site is called rescued with a certain number of tags (Fig. 3A).

Responding to an emergency call, rescue workers pronounced Ms. King dead at the scene.

Last year, Volvo chose the system to extend its "On Call" rescue system, which allows motorists to call for help when their car breaks down.

There is also a "call rescue" feature that, if you speed dial Amphibian right after a call goes to voicemail, it lets you listen in as the other person is leaving the message and interrupt to save the call.

A second method, which we call rescue, allocates multireads to genes in proportion to the τ i uni values.

On the other hand, a new book called Rescuing Retirement outlines steps we can take to help us all accumulate retirement savings.

In 1995, the HLC embarked on a campaign it called "Rescuing Medicare".

This analysis of play underpins the campaign called "Rescuing Recess," which was initiated by a network of the National Parent Teacher Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Education Association.