Sentence examples for lifeline over from inspiring English sources

I have found the Twitter mental health community in particular to be an absolute lifeline over the past few months.

A lifeline shot over from a nearby tower burned and snapped before they could use it.

Until now, the bailout efforts have largely been reactive, with Washington throwing lifelines over the last decade to businesses in the airline and insurance industries in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and, more recently, those on Wall Street.

The changes will tighten the new owners' control over Le Monde after their financial lifeline, extended over the summer, saved the paper from a date in bankruptcy court.

This is important, as I predict that traditional landline phones will become a luxury for the well to do in Africa and other parts of the world, whereas the mobile phone will become a lifeline and over time, the center of organizing lives outside of our family.

Monetary lifeline ReprintsRecent doubts over the correctness of Siebe Gorman date from 2001.

The way that Dadaab has become a lifeline for Somalis over two decades is one of the hurdles to breaking the cycle of drought and starvation in their country.

She said: Britain's support has been a lifeline to many over the past year, but it makes sense to work out how to prevent future shortages and help the region to become more stable.

Eighty years later this stretch of steel and gravel on stilts has become a lifeline of the city all over again, except this time the carcasses that trundle along it are alive, and human.

But Frankfurt was not over-generous: the lifeline was only long enough to cover the period up until Monday's summit.

If you love the BBC, and if you can afford £2.80 a week, what are you waiting for?" Dame Joan described the BBC as a "lifeline" for the 5 million over-75s in the UK.