Sentence examples for first lifeline from inspiring English sources

Alas, he didn't know the answer to the tsetse fly question and chose to use his first lifeline.

Sunderland's first lifeline did not come until the 73rd minute, when Craig Gardner's 25-yard free-kick deflected off Fortuné, standing in the wall, to fly into the West Brom goal.

When Tracfone received the very first Lifeline waiver to provide wireless services, it offered only 68 minutes per month for the same $9.25 subsidy in place today.

"We've got a second lifeline here.

Shares in Citigroup sank $1.37, to $4.53, slipping below $5 for the first time since late November, when it was compelled to grab a second lifeline from the government.

But after the company grabbed a second lifeline from Washington, executives reduced payouts even more, cutting the total in half, according to several people close to the situation.

The second lifeline brings the government's total stake in Bank of America to $45 billion and makes it the bank's largest shareholder, with a stake of about 6percentt.

Mr. Lewis was criticized for paying too much for Merrill Lynch, whose gaping losses prompted Bank of America to seek a second lifeline from Washington.

At 3-1 Sunderland found a second lifeline, three minutes from the end of normal time, when Stéphane Sessègnon scored from close range after a Boaz Myhill save from Steven Fletcher.

The move comes as the United States throws a second lifeline to Citigroup and Bank of America, and considers new ways to relieve banks of their troubled assets using hundreds of billions in new money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP.

The British move comes as the United States throws a second lifeline to Citigroup and Bank of America, and considers ways to relieve banks of their troubled assets using hundreds of billions in new money from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP.