Sentence examples for real lifeline from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton added, "It's a real lifeline for New York".

The project could be a real lifeline for the community.

To keep bankruptcy at bay a real lifeline will have to be found.

The only real lifeline for Jews was the one that led out.

These women have been a real lifeline for me, and if not for them, I'd still be lonely, scared, and without any real information on my condition.

Ruth Hunt, its acting chief executive, said: "The internet can be a real lifeline for lesbian, gay and bisexual young people who feel isolated and alone.

The real Pennine lifeline is the M62, and its congested state is a disgrace.

Ultimately this game is a wonderful payday, a real financial lifeline and it is great to see some of the money in football going to the smaller clubs.

I'd rather walk this path beside you as a friend who is just enough further along to know that none of us has all the answers, and be here when you call to say "I hate this!" and also when you call to say "I love him!" I'd rather be a real-life lifeline than a fairy godsister.

"I feel like the Titanic -- somebody better throw me a lifeline real fast," said Mr. Castle, who has pressed the issue for years.

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