Sentence examples for salvaging things from inspiring English sources

"Because I'm from a working-class background the idea of salvaging things is a natural family value".

But for various reasons (her future is very much ahead of her), she has generally acquiesced to the White House being the locus of major foreign-policy decisions (salvaging things where necessary, as in Pakistan).

As they drove over a hill in Tennessee they noticed a burning house and the two older men began salvaging things from the smoking building while the writer calmed the young woman of the house.

Rogers tried to salvage things from the control room, where he barked at the CBS producer, Don Hewitt, to air more shots of Kennedy -- to divert the camera's lens from his stubble-ridden, sweat-streaked man.

The knives were already out for the incumbent, Alex Neil, before Saturday's visit of Leeds but Ronaldo Vieira's injury-time winner – which came just after the once-outcast Kyle Lafferty seemed to have salvaged things for the Canaries – made for a third successive defeat in the Championship and the cries for change are growing louder.

"They could salvage things".

Its 1993 acquisition of the 19-store St . LouisBread chain (Panera outside St . Louis didn't salvage things.

For de Bolle, the Brexit die has been cast, and it's doubtful May can do much to salvage things.

Perhaps a team-building exercise came too late in the week to salvage things because their performances on the scales reflected the emotional drama of the week.

Mr. Hertzberg denies assertions that he is frustrated with the governor's tactics, saying: "We are just trying to salvage this thing.

"If that situation comes up in anybody's family, I would think you would have to take a hard look at taking time off, of doing something to try and salvage the thing," said Seattle Seahawks Coach Mike Holmgren, Reid's longtime friend and mentor.