Sentence examples for rescuing something from inspiring English sources

Miliband, who was lauded in 2009 when he was energy secretary for rescuing something from a poor summit in Copenhagen, said the details of the agreement unveiled this weekend should be a source of optimism.

When you're "wrestling with catastrophe and rescuing something beautiful," how could you even imagine using a "fancy-pancy" pan?

But the only failure is the failure to rescue something.

Here is an idea to rescue something positive from the mess.

There is about 8 minutes left for them to rescue something from that game.

Scientists from three continents, having accepted the inevitable, have been working quietly on plans to rescue something useful from it.

Only through an integrated strategy with the protection of civilians at its core can we rescue something from this crisis.

"You have to find a wacky person when you are trying to rescue something in danger of extinction," he said.

Even so there were glimpses of his power as he sought to rescue something from the rubble.

In his work, he said, he tried to rescue something from a thriftless society: think of it as a health warning against thoughtless waste.

That decision lies with six people, synodical officers who could try to rescue something from the wreckage within the life of this synod.