Sentence examples similar to save for that day from inspiring English sources

For most cooks, paella is a time-consuming production best saved for that Saturday evening dinner party.

They kept a lot of things to be repurposed, like tupperware and calendars, old cereal boxes that they would neatly flatten and save for another day that they might be able to use again.

Start saving for that rainy day now.

We must to do more to help people on low incomes to save for a rainy day so that they are less likely to need to borrow in emergencies".

The solution: Take good intentions out of the equation and automate the process, so you won't have to think about saving for that proverbial rainy day after a one-time set-up.

But being asked to predict interest rates is another occupational hazard--one I'll save for another day.

Whatever you don't finish on the drive, you can save for another day.

I admit, I've got my eye on a few YSL baubles, but we'll save that for another day... Happy Valentine's Day.

Work hard, save for the rainy day, and... retire.

My issue here is not that we do not prosecute our politicians adequately - we can save that for another day - but the double standard that is placed on heterosexual and homosexual relationships.

In her last tweet explaining the row over Labour NHS policymaking, Alexander said: "One other thing: that was not the first time I was undermined but will save that for another day".