Sentence examples for capable of salvaging even from inspiring English sources

Only in the seven minutes between Michael Kightly's equaliser and Lowton's goal from nowhere did Stoke look remotely capable of salvaging even a draw.

The film itself, however, was more compassionate, suggesting that its two lead characters were capable of salvaging something of their ruined lives through tenderness and loyalty.

A bewildered Jennifer Capriati once searched out a coach capable of salvaging the confidence she had lost during the haze of her dysfunctional disappearance from tennis.

Captain Mark Wallace says Glamorgan are "very capable" of salvaging a draw on the final day against Kent in Cardiff.

McConnell has privately wondered if Trump will be capable of salvaging his scandal-ridden administration, the report said.

It took Gill several years to grasp Butler's notion of their relationship and too late to salvage even the semblance of mutual trust.

That is one provision of the ACA that might be salvaged even in a general repeal.

Folded into boozy cream they'll salvage even the most arid of old panettone.

But Barkley is capable of fabricating, even misrepresenting.

Charlotte knew that her relationship with Trey was doomed, even as she clung to the hope of salvaging her unhappy marriage and asked her best friends for guidance.

Nobody speaks of salvaging the process.