Sentence examples for rescue taking from inspiring English sources
A female relative comes to the rescue, taking Jama to his grandfather's compound in British-controlled Somaliland.
After nervous depositors withdrew some 67 billion forint ($318m) in March, the state came to the rescue, taking a 75% stake, injecting fresh capital and firing managers.
He shouted for help, and two woodcutters came to his rescue, taking him to their cabin and feeding him bread and a local cheese.
Mountain rescue teams train for these kind of incidents and indeed there was a national Scottish mountain rescue course on this weekend on avalanche rescue, taking place in the Nevis range.
A group of scrummy mummy bullies gang up on Julia (the phenomenally frazzled Anna Maxwell Martin) and only Liz (Diane Morgan) will come to her rescue, taking in her kids when Julia's day goes to pot.
The rescue took about four hours.
The rescue took more than four hours.
His most memorable rescue took place a few years ago.
The rescue took place on Saturday about 290 miles off Sri Lanka's eastern coast.
Hillsborough County Fire Rescue took Kennedy to Brandon Hospital, where he was declared dead, she said.
Bill and Lori Arnold, who own the dairy farm where the rescue took place, are also planning commemorative events.
