Sentence examples for rescue though from inspiring English sources

Her mum came to the rescue, though.

A week later, at yet another summit, Mrs Merkel set harsh conditions for a rescue, though this time she insisted that the IMF should be involved after all.

It was, by most disaster measures, a successful rescue, though being pried from the rubble was only a beginning, by no means assuring survival.

Later she demanded that Citigroup replace its chief executive as a condition of a second rescue, though she ultimately backed down.

In total, A.I.G. named nearly 80 companies and municipalities that benefited most from the Fed rescue, though many more that received smaller payments were left out.

The film is inspired by an actual dolphin rescue, though it is so larded up with manufactured drama — single-parent households, a hurricane, an animal rescue center facing bankruptcy, a boy whose favorite cousin is in a war zone — that it's hard to tell what's real.

Even without the banking rescues, though, public debt has already hit 40.4% of GDP, bursting through the 40% limit the prime minister laid down as one of his fiscal rules when Labour came to power.

Once she learned about Scratchy through the rescue community, though, she couldn't leave him waiting for someone else.

The technology is also used in search-and-rescue operations, though, and during basic surveillance missions.

Perhaps Dunbar needed rescuing though.

Of course it gets jammed and Lee has to be rescued, though without relinquishing his rock'n'roll attitude.