Sentence examples for rescue it with from inspiring English sources

But then they'll rescue it with a track like Feels Like We Only Go Backwards: Beach Boys pop filtered through a lava-lamp projector.

Dealings of Bawag with Refco crippled the bank, forcing the Austrian government to rescue it with a 900 million euro ($1.19 billion) bailout in May.

It is hard to say which was worst for Gray - learning of the disappearance of his lead actor hours after he had been told the play was going to be a box-office hit, or the failure of heroic efforts to rescue it with a replacement actor, or the fact that the media unjustly attributed Fry's breakdown to the quality of the play, making Gray responsible for the whole debacle.

Then last month, Nuclear Weapons and Materials Monitor and the Albuquerque Journal reported that a new and expensive security system at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico is so botched it may require Congress to rescue it with up to $41 million in emergency funding.

He rescues it with a big serve out wide and then blams down an ace.

He and his people took over something that was "dead" and "gave it life," he said: "We rescued it with the vision of living here in harmony".

After the team into financial trouble five years later, however, Euskaltel rescued it with sponsorship money, and the jerseys were changed to the corporation's bright orange colors.

When American International Group's directors met this month to consider joining a lawsuit against the same federal agencies that rescued it with a $182 billion financial crisis bailout, they received a stark warning from their lawyers.

After the company fell behind as the industry shifted to 5.25-inch drives, a team led by Stephen M. Berkley and Dave Brown rescued it with an aggressive strategy, applying their storage expertise to developing a 3.5-inch add-on drive for the personal computer market.

That means it bilked millions of Americans after the same American people rescued it with $25 billion in bailout money in 2008.

What's needed is a new charter, a new set of rights and principles for people who engage with the banking system (or have rescued it with their tax dollars).