Sentence examples for choices to save from inspiring English sources

We are continuing to look at how we secure the future of all our community libraries but whilst that work is underway we need to make tough choices to save money.

In 1992, Witherspoon appeared in the TV movie Desperate Choices: To Save My Child, portraying a critically ill young girl.

Would I be the first choice to save the village?

It's the euphemism of choice to save face and explain away unpleasant disputes among performers.

Equally, they know there is no other choice to save their jobs.

The choice to save the banks from the financial consequences of their own errors indicates a shift in values away from belief in the wisdom of the market.

"What choices are they able to make?" Many may not make the choice to save for retirement because they are fairly clueless on the subject, something he blames partly on employers.

The artist Maggi Hambling is pictured with her dog Lucky: "My first choice would have been the Rembrandt from the National Gallery, but as I am not allowed to take that, my only other choice to save would be Lucky.

But now fares for a family of four at Christmastime are so expensive that I must make the choice to save our trip for a longer visit to France in the summer.

The users will no longer get a menu giving them the choice to save the phone number in their contact lists, dial the number or send a text message to it.

Benn's poem, presenting a stark "moral choice" to save or end the world, follows MacIntyre's own lyrics alluding to the death of David Kelly, and insisting on humanity in a time of technology and war.