Sentence examples for make a rescue from inspiring English sources
We believed that he could make a rescue boat appear in the middle of the sea.
If you only have one PC, it's a good idea to make a rescue disk/USB drive in advance.
When a firefighter or medical team make a rescue, the person is usually better-off as a result.
About 2,000 feet of rock and coal, he said, remained to be cleared in a horizontal path large enough to make a rescue or a recovery.
Moreover, the engineer argued, the requirement of a safe haven during a mission to the telescope could be satisfied by having another shuttle ready to make a rescue.
According to reports, the search is closing in on a forest near the border with Cameroon and the girls have been divided into at least four groups - which would make a rescue raid more difficult.
Mr Busetta thinks that makes a rescue from Rome more likely.
They cross roads in the same places at the same time every year, making a rescue effort easier to plan.
A statement on its website argued forcefully that it was the scale of Ireland's domestic crisis, not any actions by the bank, that made a rescue inevitable.
Tuesday afternoon was not the first time Mr. Clauss, who said he is from a family of "beach rats," has made a rescue.
Such criticism could be heard even after the government made a rescue payment of £3m conditional on Batmanghelidjh stepping back from the administrator's role three weeks ago.
