Sentence examples for regular rescue from inspiring English sources

But last summer, Michael Fortenbaugh kept a regular rescue operation going at the North Cove Marina, near Liberty Street, where he is in charge of lessons for the Manhattan Sailing Club.

Boyer, who's 26 and has been working as a cop for about three and a half years now, told "I Have Cat" -- one of a number of cat enthusiast websites that have profiled him since the kitten photo first hit the internet -- that despite his regular rescue activities, it's not in his job description to bring abandoned, neglected, hurt and abused animals to the shelter.

For example, many patients on higher doses of original medication generally required larger doses of OTFC and in successful patients the regular rescue dose was a moderate predictor of the effective OTFC dose.

In one of the controlled studies of OTFC, a relationship between the OTFC dose and the fixed scheduled opioid had been already found, and regular rescue dose was a moderate predictor of the effective OTFC dose.

"There is a lot of pressure and calls for change among the people," he said, pointing to regular "animal rescues" staged by ordinary citizens, including a dog rescue in Chongqing early this month, he said.

Along with an improved defense and running game, Rivers led the Chargers to victories in their final four games of the regular season, rescuing a team that was 5-7 and hurtling toward irrelevance.

Ahmed Thwenee, an Iraqi air force helicopter pilot who flies regular aid and rescue missions to Mount Sinjar, describes his job a difficult and dangerous.

His government has been criticised for a delayed response, failing to provide regular briefings and insufficient rescue boats.

People in the area have complained to local media of a delayed response, accusing the government of not appreciating the severity of the disaster early enough, failing to provide regular briefings and insufficient rescue boats.

"With our solar boat we rescued a regular boat," he said.

A spokesman for the FCO said teams "working round the clock" had helped more than 350 British nationals so far and were in regular contact with search and rescue teams trying to locate them.