Sentence examples for safe rescue from inspiring English sources

As the cars zipped out of the park and past East 185th Street and Southern Boulevard, a crowd gathered on the corner cheered, applauding the riders' safe rescue.

4.52pm GMT Freedom Charity has put out this statement from spokeswoman Aneeta Prem: Freedom charity, hearing about the situation of the women, took immediate action in planning their safe rescue.

The crash-landing of US Airways Flight 1549 in the Hudson River two years ago and the safe rescue of all aboard turned into a defining moment for the New York Fire Department and its marine unit.

The movie depicts, as well, the calm and the courage of the flight attendants, air-traffic controllers, police officers, and the passengers themselves — all of whom contributed mightily to the safe rescue of all concerned — which Sully also describes as their own "doing their job" as well.

Authorities have emphasised that it is a delicate operation as the safe rescue of the hostages is their top priority, says our correspondent.

Hang a sign on your door letting emergency workers know that there is a pet inside, which can increase the odds of a safe rescue.

In the museum, the statue, ringed about by railings and guards, would supposedly be safe - rescued from graffiti, bird droppings, vandalism and weather, including acid rain.

Street lamps may make us safe, but Burden has also made them safe, rescuing them from the Rose Bowl flea market and other obscure realms, and herding them here in a pack.

It will force losses on customers who were persuaded to put their savings in "safe" rescued banks which will feed the popular resentment against austerity and Spain's loss of sovereignty.

Other factors should also be exploited to use n-3 PUFAs as a safer rescue agent against H. pylori infection in future.

Her stock is increasingly devoted to "mobilier industriel" —work tables, shelving units and safes rescued from closing factories (some items date from the '70s and '80s but already look like objects from a bygone era).