Sentence examples for made rescues from inspiring English sources
A few people were saved in nets stretched out below, and firemen made rescues that seem impossible.
The stricken Japanese complex housed six reactors in close proximity; explosions, fires and radiation spread damage among four of them and has made rescue efforts harder.
The Terra Nova tried to return for them, but pack ice kept the ship miles offshore until the coming of winter made rescue impossible.
The high altitude and lack of oxygen made rescue work hard.A deputy minister of land and resources, Xu Deming, said preliminary investigations had shown that the landslide was caused by a "natural geological disaster".
He said it made rescuing the crew "a tall order".
About 100 workers had managed to escape from the Baoyuan plant, Xinhua said, adding that the "complicated interior structure" of the building and narrow exits had made rescue work more difficult.
"We're taking home a litter of puppies today," says Roman, a former manicurist from Wilton Manors who has made rescue work a full-time job.
Either way, politics may make rescues hard to resist.
"Many risked their lives to make rescues," Paul J. Browne, the chief police spokesman, said in the statement.
In fact, they often get applause after making rescues, and the Harmons have had their share.
The manatees' size makes rescues extraordinarily difficult, involving Sea World, the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, the federal Geological Survey and the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
