Sentence examples for hope of salvaging from inspiring English sources

In the hope of salvaging his own flagging popularity, Napoléon III asked Hassmann to resign.

Luckily for New Yorkers, our best hope of salvaging it may lie with our state senator, Charles Schumer.

For an agonizing moment, the Jets' best hope of salvaging the day lay still on the wet grass, untouched.

Lincoln's last hope of salvaging something in the waning days of 1862 rested with an enigmatic major general, William Starke Rosecrans.

Any hope of salvaging some dignity wasn't helped by one cheeky snapper, who yelled out, "I didn't recognise you with your top on".

Scotland thwarted Ireland's biggest hope of salvaging a poor week when Brindisi Breeze yesterday scored a breakthrough victory for Lucinda Russell and her flourishing Kinross stable.

And I will also confess that, despite everything, I still had hopes of salvaging our relationship.

In hopes of salvaging clams contaminated in a huge sewage leak, Middlesex County officials last week offered clam harvesters access to fresh seawater intended to clean their catch.

There was one more penalty from the boot of the scrum-half in the 67th minute which ended the visitors hopes of salvaging a losing bonus point.

Also on Sunday, American mediators held urgent contacts with Israeli and Palestinian officials Sunday in hopes of salvaging the troubled Middle East peace talks.

Some observers wonder why the buyout firm is dedicating even more funds to its telecommunications gamble in hopes of salvaging its investments.