Sentence examples for save fired from inspiring English sources

The penalty save fired up the home crowd and players – and Scotland needed Andy Robertson to be in the right place to stop Richard Guzmics's header going inside the far post following a corner seconds before half-time.

He led similar efforts to save fire-damaged books at the Los Angeles Central Library in 1986 and in St .Petersburg, Russia, in 1988.

Charles Collingwood, representing the Fire Island Voters Associationn, made a speech quoting a 1938 letter from Elmer Davis to the "Times", which asserted that Moses "would save Fire Island the way Hitler is saving the Sudeten lands".

The common sense "sprinkler bill," which mandates that all pet shops install live saving fire-fighting sprinkler and alarm systems, went nowhere.

Fuel containing wastes contribute to save in firing energy, while fluxing wastes improve the ceramic properties.

Burnley's Sam Vokes had an effort saved and fired over early on, before Paddy McCourt shot over for the visitors.

Although he was denied early on by a smart Hugo Lloris save, he fired in from close range three minutes into the second half after his initial effort was blocked following Wayne Routledge's cross.

John Sutton had two chances for the hosts in the second half, having a free-kick saved then firing wide from a promising position.

Pricing will save the Fire, he predicted.

The other school of thought says that the Democrats should basically concede on Roberts, give him ninety-plus votes total, and save their fire for the next candidate.

They decided they would save their fire for the coming rounds — the effort to increase the nation's debt ceiling again in another month or two and an expiring governmentwide spending bill.