At the start of the season, the Liberty, never more than a.500 road team, felt it could salvage the season by protecting its home court and breaking even on the road.
I feel like I salvaged something out of the round the last couple holes, but it was just a day to keep trying, not to give up and know that anything around level, one-, two-over par still isn't out of it".
Such projects will not happen quickly — if at all — and Ms. Martínez feels lucky that she salvaged her home before she and her family had to abandon it.
So the Dalai Lama, who is getting on in years, may now feel he must salvage what he can for Tibet.
Remember the odd mix of emotions you felt when Joan tried to salvage her husband's dinner party by playing the accordion?
I don't feel my reputation will be salvaged by being perverse and original and imposing on it all kinds of irrelevant criteria.
It's closer to the truth to say that Obama is the candidate Wall Street felt most comfortable with, to salvage it, to resurrect its image, and to continue its monopoly on American politics; and Obama has, so far, delivered big-time.
Almost the only thing Mr Bush's officials feel could usefully be salvaged from it are Start-1's provisions for verification and openness.
These opening sentences give you a feel for her work: Hempel's narrators are smart, damaged loners whose lives have a sense of being salvaged from a wreck.
There are elements to be salvaged from an occasion that feels baffling in view of those three United goals.
