Sentence examples for intense rescue from inspiring English sources

He set in motion an intense rescue effort, sparing no expense.

An intense rescue operation ended yesterday when the Russians concluded that all 118 sailors had died in the wreckage.

Thousands of people are buried under rubble in the town, the county seat of Beichuan, and it is the scene of one of the most intense rescue efforts in the disaster zone.

News reporters were very aware of the intense rescue efforts to bring Hambleton home.

Mariane Pearl's MIGHTY HEART: The Inside Story of the Al Qaeda Kidnapping of Danny Pearl (Scribner, $13), written with Sarah Crichton, is a graceful account of the intense effort to rescue her husband, his murder and its aftermath.

All that sets the stage for a winter of wrangling among the governor, the Legislature, the mayor and authority officials, who will be under intense pressure to rescue the region's mass transportation system.

The search for Fossett was called off in early October, after an intense operation involving rescue planes, ground vehicles and satellite technology succeeded in finding other missing cases from up to 40 years ago but failed to locate him.

The Southern blot shows the 4.4 kb band to be the most intense, and most rescue clones recovered were of this class.

It has an intense attack-and-rescue sequence.

Shaw's vision of the complexity of Britten's characters and their interactions widens and deepens the scope of the opera, while her intense psychological probing rescues the piece from any danger of descending into a tract or morality play; she also underlines the opera's close connection to the composer's creative obsession with the destruction of innocence.

As expected, there was reminiscing among reporters describing where and when they heard the news, and intense interviews with survivors, rescue workers and former government officials.