Sentence examples for rescue societies from inspiring English sources

Since Google turned up no betta rescue societies, we settled on the World Wildlife Fund, which features pictures of whales and oceans on its Web site, and made an online contribution.

defer.add img); Animals of this score are much too thin, and are a cause of great concern to those involved in animal rescue societies like the SPCA and even animal-rights people.

Urging graduates to repair "the public conversation" and rescue society from "grim careerists and ideologues," the playwright Tony Kushner on Friday accepted the honorary degree that the City University of New York had initially withheld after a trustee accused him of being anti-Israel.

The plot ("of which I must admit there's not an awful lot," according to one of Mr. Sondheim's lyrics) is hardly dramatic: Dionysos, Greek god of theater and wine, descends to the underworld (having to pass those imperturbable, titular frogs) in search of a great playwright to rescue society; once there, he must choose between two bards with different styles and agendas.

Now, such a gaffe (if it is not some elaborate in-joke) would hardly be significant but for the fact that the novel is in part a celebration of the elite, discerning taste and superior intellect and knowledge of the title character, who is, not incidentally, trying to rescue society from philistinism.

* SPECIFIC BEQUESTS You have a $1 million estate when you write your will and leave $100,000 to a canine rescue society and what's left to your kids.

Both were young white Christian men who wanted to provoke a cosmic war to save Christendom and rescue society from multicultural religious pluralism.

Constructed from photo stills, this tale post-apocalyptic tales sends Davos Hanich's prisoner back to the past in a quest to rescue his society – and a lost love.

According to the House Rabbit Society, a national, nonprofit bunny welfare organization, each spring, unwanted, "former Easter rabbits" fill local rescues, humane societies and worse dumpsters.

Only Holmes (based in part on the real-life French detective Vidocq) has a chance of rescuing polite society from destruction.

In countries outside America, check the internet or Yellow Pages for similar rescue groups and societies.