Sentence examples for it means saving from inspiring English sources

Not that I mind, especially if it means saving women from tying the knot with scamsters.

And in another, "Waytansea Island will kill every last one of God's children if it means saving our own".

Put simply, it means saving up all your bad news, and then releasing it all on one day.

The question is, can it get by ownership?" If it means saving money — considering the organization's debt and cash-flow problems — the answer is probably yes.

He adds that the Fed would require approval from the secretary of the treasury to lend to any non-bank institution, even if it means saving the financial system from collapse.

Each of them provided an average of more than 920 gallons a day, "of which half is sparkling water, so it means saving 2,300 plastic bottles of 1.5 liters each a day," Eau de Paris said in a news release.

Do we hear the crowds singing glorious praise or will we hear "Hosanna!" for what it means: "Save us?" On this first day of Holy Week our question is not only "Who is Jesus?" but also "Who is God?" A Dissonant Day.

For Erinn Smart, it meant saving money, not spending it.

"You're talking about a guy who'd let Phillip Morris sponsor a 5K if it meant saving a buck or two".

Fitzgibbon later said he was "more open to pushing the envelope on civil liberties" if it meant saving one life, once government legislation had gone through parliamentary review and been accepted.

Sure, it's not a full solution, but honestly, would you mind having that on your machine if it meant saving a couple hundred bucks up front?