Sentence examples for delivering them from from inspiring English sources

Rescue and recover them — delivering them from gorge to meadow, from darkness to light…Do it with speed and in our days.

Though its characters are of early college age and do indeed make some scathingly clever observations on the decaying world around them, they aren't delivering them from safe and smug, self-satisfied positions.

The problem is that most of the Western companies that swept in after perestroika expected the Russians to fall to their knees in gratitude, thanking us for delivering them from under the jackboot-heel of Communism.

At no time, has any red-blooded game show fan ever thought to themselves, "I would enjoy Regis Philbin's bon mots a lot more if he were delivering them from an outpatient clinic at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation".

It sounds like a promise God made to the ancient Hebrews after delivering them from slavery and guiding them to the promised land: "There will, however, be no one in need among you, because the Lord is sure to bless you" (Deuteronomy 15:4).

Aides say he almost always delivers them from notes and never uses a teleprompter.

Those victorious crowds were firm in their faith that their new leader, Corazon Aquino, would deliver them from poverty and corruption.

Looking ahead, most individual investors seem certain Mr. Greenspan will deliver them from the stock market troubles seen in 2000.

After three and a half years' occupation, the Iraqis themselves hold no doubts about the country that delivered them from Saddam Hussein.

For now, his main job is to travel around the state, telling his story, promising Arizona voters that he can deliver them from Arizona politics.

Instead, every four years party loyalists throw themselves behind a presidential candidate who they believe will deliver them from the rising conservative tide.