Sentence examples for routinely saved from inspiring English sources

Many people routinely saved $5,000 in the past.

Doctors, Campbell said, routinely saved Bryan from what they called "dying spells" as an infant.

Barreling into running backs or angling into coverage, he has been ever-present and ever dependable for a defense that had routinely saved the Notre Dame offense.

At the Brigham, Murray treated patients whose deaths he would work to stop and whose courage at undertaking risky transplant surgery paved the way for the lives routinely saved by such procedures today.

In fact, those with credit card debts of £25,000 who can afford £200 a month for five years are routinely saved from bankruptcy by advisers who manage to negotiate half of it being written off.

Mary Ellen's plight captured the imagination of the society's founder, Henry Bergh, who saw the girl — like the horses he routinely saved from violent stable owners — as a vulnerable member of the animal kingdom needing the protection of the state.

Master Chief routinely saves the universe.

Long-distance air traffic uses great circle routes routinely, saving time and fuel.

Replacement heart valves routinely save thousands of lives each year, to replace damaged or diseased native valves and restore sufficient cardiac function for the patient.

In the eyes of most Oklahomans, England is less a meteorologist than a benevolent weather god who routinely saves everyone's lives.

Europeans routinely save a larger share of their incomes than people in America or Britain, so household finances are less stretched in most euro-area countries.