Sentence examples similar to on account of saving from inspiring English sources
He has rescued Queen Victoria from a giant werewolf, embarked on a heartbreaking love affair with Madame de Pompadour — it ended tragically, on account of her mortality — and saved Earth from annihilation by numerous bad-tempered aliens.
Never believe any projection of lives lost or saved on account of changes in public policy.
"A key finding of our analysis was that the most highly threatened species tend to relatively cheap to save on account of their small range sizes, such as the Razo lark, which lives on the island of Razo in the Cape Verde islands," said Mr McCarthy.
They pitched their machines to corporate accounts on the benefit of saving costs (money on the coffee itself as well as the loss of productivity of employees leaving the office to get a fresh cup from the local coffee store).
In addition, it is anticipated that breeders may exclude some breeding animals on account of faults although these animals should be saved for genetic conservation.
"Hull saved my life," he says, on account of its combination of cultural history, available space to live and work, and sociability.
There are other lots: The Clash; The Dammed, Stranglers and, most shocking to the straight ear and eye, The Sex Pistols, who obligingly swore on Bill Grundy's Thames Television show; got themselves temporarily banned by the BBC and several recording companies on account of a punk celebration jubilee disc, God Save the Queen.
The Mint estimates it saved $29 million this year compared to last year on account of lower copper prices.
And all on account of the constitution".
