Sentence examples for helpful save from inspiring English sources

Mr Walker's good fortune continued in Burgundy, where nearly everyone he dealt with was honourable and helpful, save for two winemakers who tried to sabotage his plans.Fortuitously, his first vintage (2009) was an exceptional one in Burgundy.

Unlike conventional networks, where central servers dish out files to peripheral client computers, a P2P network is an ad hoc collection of individual computers all acting as servers and clients simultaneously, sharing bits of a large file between themselves until each has a complete copy and leaves the party.All very friendly and helpful, save for one thing.

Her knowledge of native plants was helpful to the expedition and her calmness helped save journals and papers when their boat almost capsized.

The author quotes supportively from an epigram by Joy Williams: that it is not helpful to "save the whale and screw the shrimp".

They can often be very helpful and save you from a lifetime of pain.

Furthermore, since the number of Small Cell Data-AEs is much more than the Macro Data-AEs in the system, it is obvious that the proposed NPGP-based UP adaptation solution is helpful to save the transmission power and improve the system EE.

Thus, this data driven ELM model is suitable for many instances of fast modelling for individual group and may be helpful to save the cost, time and effort to build a model for the purpose of performance analysis and system level design.

It's always helpful to save a few dollars where you can.

It'll be helpful to save your game before fighting Arceus so you can easily retry if you accidentally knock it out during the battle.

It is helpful to save before adding the text, so that if something goes wrong you won't have to start over.

When I asked her what she thought about the state of American Jewry, she said, "American Jews were tremendously helpful in saving Soviet Jews, and I think that cause was an enormous bridge between Soviet Jews and American Jews it's as if they were cemented together by fate.