Sentence examples for rightly saved from inspiring English sources

Built on a sulky guitar riff and rightly saved for the encore, the magnificent Forget is one of the few times the formal, smiley and well-spoken La Havas bares her canines.

Not receiving enough support from the public last week to secure a place in the top 10, Vox was, rightly, saved by the judges and given a chance to perform again this week.

Although this reasoning might seem generally suspicious, as we noted above, from this specific perspective it is unobjectionable after all, things do turn out well for you in this case because, since your premises are true, you rightly save yourself the trouble of finding out what the local newspaper says about the lottery result.

And even in this situation, funding regularly falls short of need, so whatever humanitarian funding is available rightly focuses on saving lives, not preparing for a future event.

Each has their own circumstance, so it's well-nigh impossible for local people to know which units should be "saved" and which rightly closed.

You claim that the cost equals about £15m per life saved, and you rightly point out that this exceeds the value ascribed to a single life in other circumstances.

Indeed, the show of respect for Sexton saved Benitez as attention rightly turned to the great old servant of Stamford Bridge rather than the unpopular new arrival.

At 3-3, rightly fearing the worst, Bouchard hit her way out of trouble and saved two break points.

The visitors came closest to breaking the deadlock in the first half but home keeper Sam Russell saved Lee Mansell's free-kick and Matty Taylor's strike was rightly ruled out for offside.

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Campaign speech note: Obama (rightly) takes credit for saving U.S. automakers.

Manchester United striker Mark Robins scored a winner at Nottingham Forest in January 1990, a goal which went down in folklore (rightly or wrongly) as saving the skin of struggling United manager Alex Ferguson.