Sentence examples for lifeline after from inspiring English sources

More than two million workers now collecting federal unemployment benefits will lose the lifeline after the week ending Dec. 29.

Freelance workers may have been thrown a lifeline after the taxman was criticised for treating them too harshly.

The A380 double-decker superjumbo has been thrown a lifeline after its biggest customer Emirates Airlines ordered more.

Mr. Wallechinsky, on the other hand, tosses him lifeline after lifeline, so the book lacks any lessons.

But the team was thrown a lifeline after Equatorial Guinea selected striker Emilio Nsue, a former Spanish youth international, for a game in March.

NGOs have raised concerns about the disruption of a vital humanitarian lifeline after Kenya ordered the closure of 13 remittance companies specialising in money transfers to Somalia.

Bale gave them a lifeline just after the half-hour mark as he picked himself up after being fouled by Milan Bisevac to thump home a superb swerving free-kick from almost 30 yards.

Benítez's side were gifted a lifeline shortly after the restart when Vurnon Anita broke down the right and crossed deep into the Liverpool six-yard box.

The Fed threw A.I.G. the $85 billion lifeline shortly after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, when the financial markets were reeling and there were doubts the system could weather the demise of another big financial services company.

The lifeline comes after several of Carillion's subcontractors began laying off staff, sparking fears for the survival of some of its estimated 30,000 suppliers, owed hundreds of millions of pounds between them.

Figure 10 Interdependence recovery matrix for Auckland's lifeline utilities after the scenario eruption.