Sentence examples for have really saved from inspiring English sources

As he and Carr flew over the park in the chopper, he exclaimed over the landscape — "These palms and acacias, so beautiful" — and he told Carr, "You have really saved lives here".

I think that has really saved us.

I think it has really saved lives".

"Pole has really saved my life in New York," Jessica adds.

"That has really saved Palmyra from bankruptcy," Mrs. DeCaumette said.

General Manager Daniels noted: "Feldman has really saved our pen this year, and he wasn't a guy we were counting on in the beginning of the season".

"You haven't really saved anything" by skipping a contribution.

It's not clear at the end that Mr Fletcher's store has really been saved, just as it's not clear at the end of It's a Wonderful Life how much has really changed in the small-minded, oppressive little town that we've seen spoiling so many lives.

Legally it's a clever move, as expressed in the Eleventh Commandment, "Thou shalt not admit adultery," but it hasn't really saved him in the eyes of the English.

"This has not really saved the day for them in the past," said Rod Lache, managing director at Deutsche Bank.

Weller said at the time: "I had to really save for my first Ben Sherman... the first one I ever got was a lemon yellow one.