Sentence examples for lot to save from inspiring English sources

Something like that would do a lot to save American lives.

But Mr. Latham did a lot to save the 132nd Fighter Wing of the Iowa Air National Guard, she added.

Q. PetSmart did a lot to save pets in the Gulf Coast region after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

As far as this summer goes, I plan to work a lot to save up some emergency money, and also just relax.

Wouldn't you give a lot to save your child from the derision, name-calling and unkindness heaped upon the keen reader?

Frank, it was clear, would do a lot to save his own skin, and the drama was obviously not taking place in a moral sphere where people routinely got rewarded for doing the right thing.

Without an account, it's a lot harder to save money, pay bills, receive wages, or operate a business.

There's a woman on her knees in a parking lot trying to save a scattering of prescription pills that are "melting in the rain".

Photo tourism may seem less macho than hunting, but, if the aim is to find the ultimate challenge, it is, as recent trends show, a lot harder to save a species than snuff one out.

Says Duckworth: "It's a lot easier to save the world when you can write a check".

But, as Anna Quindlen says in her novel, Miller's Valley: "It's a lot harder to save people than you think it is".