Sentence examples for lifeline into from inspiring English sources

The Sudanese armed forces are trying to seal off the last lifeline into the Nuba Mountains, the rutted dirt track from South Sudan that I took, to keep supplies from the rebels.

Olympic and world champion runner Mo Farah has thrown his weight behind a campaign to stop the bank closing the accounts of 250 UK money-transfer companies operating what Farah called a "lifeline" into poor countries.

For the poor, the well-connected friends were a lifeline into the workforce and a more comfortable place in society.

For the kids who come from families making less than $65,000 per year and are lucky enough to get into Harvard or somewhere similar, college is like a miraculous lifeline into the upper class.

Flush with money and food and tents and tarpaulins, they were fiercely confident that they could maintain lifelines into Afghanistan from Pakistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

The Greenlining Coalition, a nonprofit advocacy group for low-income residents, has lobbied the state to "move the California Lifeline program into the 21st century," according to public documents provided for the hearing on Thursday.

"Their goal gave them a lifeline going into half-time.

The brilliant Bale then earned Wales a lifeline, driving into the area before being clipped by Maloney.

Having grabbed a lifeline back into the match after such a poor start to the match, it was never likely that Williams would pass up her second chance.

StarMedia was provided a lifeline in May when BellSouth injected $25 million into the company in exchange for an 11percentt stake.

Most are rooted in direct personal experience and were conceived for a variety of reasons, but this rag-tag group of love songs are, at the death, all the same thing – lifelines thrown into the galaxies by a drowning man".