Sentence examples for poised to save from inspiring English sources

For now, diesels are again poised to save you hundreds of dollars a year in fuel.

They are poised to save their money, and in some cases make more, in the event of a crisis, The New York Times reports.

Clemens carried the 4-2 lead into the sixth, but the first two runners reached base and Nomar Garciaparra and Ramirez were poised to save Martínez.

When politicians make grandiose announcements about specific science projects that are poised to "save the world", "move humanity further", "cross the next human frontier", I cannot help but feel cynical, suspicious and soon after, a little depressed.

For too many directors, the merest hint of sci-fi means a possible end of the world, with a hero nicely poised to save the day; for Sophie Barthes, the writer and director of "Cold Souls," Paul's great loss doesn't even mean the end of his job.

Cities are also poised to save 1GT even before 2020 - and early progress is the most valuable climate progress.

I was poised to write cult.

My heart was racing, adrenaline coursing through me, my whole being poised to rush to save whoever had let loose that terrible scream.

Sociedad Espanola de Automoviles de Turismo or Seat and Ford Motor are poised to slash their European workforces to save costs.

Incredibly, the visitors should have regained the lead only a minute later, but with Quinn poised to shoot, Dorin Goian slid in to save Rangers further embarrassment.

He was out on his feet again and referee Terry O'Connor was poised to stop it, only for the bell to save the Briton.