Sentence examples for calling to save from inspiring English sources

Over the weekend, a mini-march took place before the Cardinals game against the Phillies with T-shirts and buttons calling to save Anheuser-Busch.

Campaigners, who have set up a Facebook group calling to "save the free beavers of the Tay", are concerned a trapping trial that captured adults only would leave young kits to fend for themselves.

Yet again, our leaders think they've got a calling to save a country in the Middle East.

A new Change.org petition is calling to save the show, which is set to end after six seasons, or else boycott the network.

Successful candidates seem to come from quite a broad array of backgrounds: Some are psychology students working with loneliness, depression, and madness, while others simply think it's their calling to save people from whatever situation they have landed in.

Successful candidates seem to come from quite a broad array of backgrounds: some are psychology students working with loneliness, depression and madness, while others simply think it's their calling to save people from whatever situation they have landed in.

Whitehall was among a number of celebrities who called to save the channel after Hall's announcement.

One night, while Mr. Itzler was with Mr. Cyrus, Mr. Cyrus nearly died from taking drugs, he said, but he arranged for the authorities to be called, to save Mr. Cyrus's life.

The yield on the 10-year bonds of Italy, the country that the summit was called to save, climbed toward the 7 percent level that analysts say could prove unsustainable over the long term.

Apart from the two goals, the only other time the Palace stopper was called to save his team was when he pushed away Jack Wilshere's drive in the first half.

The summer of 2010 gave birth to his new book, modestly called To Save America.