Sentence examples for rescue goods from inspiring English sources

The road condition was deteriorated with snow, so rescue goods could not reach from Ulaanbaatar.

We therefore have difficulties in acquiring rescue goods (e.g. concentrate feed, hay, veterinary medicine and care) and services' (DT04, DT08).

Several herders alluded to personal use and prior distribution of rescue goods to kin and close friends of administrative staff: 'If the government provides subsidy to the counties, the county (administration) will use everything.

I headed out in the early morning on Saturday to rescue good food from the green bins and failed.

The improved model selection can be attributed to the improved side-chain quality, which enables the MQAP to rescue good backbone models with poor side-chain packing.

It had been crammed full of rescued goods and its crypt filled with the tightly packed stocks of the printers and booksellers in adjoining Paternoster Row.

Aviation authorities are facing increasing pressure from companies to allow drones to be used for a variety of applications, ranging from aerial photography to surveying, search and rescue, delivering goods and providing temporary Wi-Fi.

Then his surviving parent -- his mother -- dies, and Richard has a few weeks to rescue the good stuff out of the family house before it's carted away.

On Black Saturday, the day before Easter, the "Harrowing of Hell" is said to have occurred, and Jesus descended into the underworld, like the poet Orpheus, to visit the realm of the dead and to rescue the good men and women held captive there.

United, after a hesitant start, worked their way into the game and keeper Tim Howard twice came to Everton's rescue with good blocks from Rooney and Shinji Kagawa.

After Robinson's spot-kick gave the hosts a first-half lead, Tranmere's leading goalscorer came close to getting his second but Carson twice came to Bury's rescue with good saves after the break.