Sentence examples for lifeline to go from inspiring English sources

Apologies Shim! 1341GMT: Let's not forget there is a big game this evening in Cairo and as Ed in London quite rightly points out in his e-mail: A win for Egypt today and Niger's loss yesterday will give the Pharaohs a lifeline to go for a record fourth Cup of Nations win in a row.

The capitulation, however, is contingent on gaining a two-year extension of the bailout program to provide Athens with more financial lifelines to go along with the reform and repayment plans.

Regulators and company officials on Monday grappled with whether the New York-based lender should receive more government help, or whether the 101-year-old company, which has already received a $2.33 billion taxpayer lifeline, should be left to go it alone, even if that means its demise.

But whatever medium she's using, whether she's exploring form or function, it's Sibio's so-called "madness" that is actually her sanity a lifeline that allows her to go deep into her own thoughts and make them visible.

And with 10 minutes to go a lifeline arrived as Smith halved the deficit with a sublime long-range effort that went in off a post after Everton failed to clear a corner and the substitute defender was left unmarked outside the area.

But a horrendous mistake by Hennessey gave the visitors a lifeline with half an hour to go.

He was then sin-binned with six minutes to go to give Wakefield a lifeline but Bradford hung on.

Coverage of pre-existing conditions is a lifeline for many who could never before get health insurance, or opted to go without due to impossibly high cost.

Ryan had given them a lifeline, but he passed up the chance to be the hero with 10 minutes to go.

Rochdale had a lifeline when Rundle struck a corking right-foot volley from the edge of the area with 13 minutes to go after a poorly headed clearance.

Rangers handed themselves a lifeline when Goian threw himself in front of Steven Whittaker's cross and bulleted home a header with eight minutes to go.