Sentence examples for certain to save from inspiring English sources

We saw war protesters as allies, certain to save lives and bring us home sooner if they succeeded.

An Expensive Disagreement The change also means that owners are certain to save millions of dollars on the teams of lawyers and accountants they have had to hire to battle the I.R.S. in the continuing argument over franchise write-offs.

Berdych looks certain to save the first break point as a defensive shot from Wawrinka loops up into the air but having watched it all the way, Berdych splatters his smash wide!

When you purchase a doll, be certain to save all packaging, certificates and inserts.

Most people believe that finding cancer early is a certain way to save lives.

Using this system, the lights can be dimmed at certain times to save energy – which some local authorities have used despite concern from motoring and pedestrian groups – or turn the lights on if there is a call from police about criminal activity.

"If it's a game that will save easily I'll go to bed when my mum says, 'OK you should probably get some rest', but if it's a game where you have to go to a certain point to save I'll be like, 'five more minutes!' and then an hour later 'five more minutes!', and it does mess up your sleeping pattern.

Beginning painters often fall under the tendency to avoid getting certain supplies to save money.

Thusly, it wanted to forgo certain software packages to save money, as certain professional features (Documents to Go, BlackBerry Connect, etc).

Several councils have reduced their lighting - or turned it off altogether at certain times - to save money.

Second, suppose I am morally required to perform a certain action, say, to save someone from a burning house thereby risking some moderate burns in the process.