Sentence examples for pretended to save from inspiring English sources
Evidence of cruelty is found, for example, in Mao's indifference to the fate of friends he drove to suicide, wrote the economist, and that of President Liu Shaoqi, whom Mao first attacked, then pretended to save, only to have Mr. Liu expelled from the party on his 70th birthday, before dying, untended, in jail in 1969.
At the end we learn that the Burden later relieved him of his duties as tour manager, sending him back to his day job of pretending to save the world from terrorism.
Fanning those fears is a growing conviction among the Greek political establishment and the country's lenders that the old dynamic — with Greece pretending to make structural changes and its lenders pretending to save it from default — has become untenable, people close to the talks say.
Instead of just folding these SMS fees into the unlimited data plans like rival Sprint does, AT&T wants to pretend to save consumers money by offering a limited data package for $10 less a month.
"Why does the developed world even pretend to help save the planet?" it adds.
One year the New York Islanders pretended to forfeit a game and save their travel time to the Minnesota North Stars...then there was the legendary Sidd Finch, created by George Plimpton and the folks at Sports Illustrated.
A classic French farce with a contemporary twist, this very funny comedy spoofs political correctness, homophobia and corporate hypocrisy in its story of a mousy divorced accountant (Mr. Auteuil) who pretends to be gay to save his job in a condom factory.
A classic French farce with a contemporary twist, the very funny comedy spoofs political correctness, homophobia and corporate hypocrisy in its story of a mousy divorced accountant (Mr. Auteuil) who pretends to be gay to save his job in a condom factory.
