Like Salter's fresh chilli, I think it would be best saved for the accompanying dip, though, truth be told, I could, and do, eat these on their own, hot from the pan.
I save them because the truth is I do buy for the balloons.
There is some truth to that because every dollar we spend on interest is one less dollar that can be saved for the future.
Vedanta Hinduism and Buddhism, even if they do not speak of special revelation, believe that their religious books and traditions have unique value for imparting a saving knowledge of the truth.
An old boyfrind of mine - the art critic iconoclast, Dave Hickey - I once heard him say, "Save the truth for fiction".
To use this extension, users can save the truth tables in tab-delimited text files (one truth table per file) and create a list of nodes contained in the network.
It continued: "While Britain remains yoked to the EU, ministers are severely restricted in their options for saving it... the truth is that only urgent and decisive action - concepts entirely alien to Brussels - can save an industry buckling under the pressures of slowing demand, sky-high energy costs, Ed Miliband's crippling green taxes and China's dumping of surplus steel".
I wanted to save their families from the truth.
And when Melanie's younger sister also falls ill, Jillian is forced to search for the truth to save the girl's life, even if it means that the only mother figure she has ever known may be a murderer.
Skip to next paragraph Related Times Topics: Bees Room for Debate: What We Know Now About Saving Bees The truth, fortunately, is not nearly so dire.
You get to Chatsworth by veering off at the chipped-painted old highway sign that says, surprisingly, Chatsworth, and pass by a lake, lots of pine trees and Chatsworth itself, which, to tell the truth, is not much save for the old closed Buzby's general store.
