Sentence examples for save it from disaster from inspiring English sources

May spoke in Bournemouth hours before the federation started to vote on a package of root-and-branch reforms seen as vital to save it from disaster.

Another disappointment for men of Rob's kind of age: they have a complete conviction that in E Nesbit's The Railway Children, the girls Bobby and Phyllis take off their bloomers and wave them at the train to save it from disaster.

"It's really important that we recognize the significance of transformations in maize," Blake says, adding that knowledge of how certain traits helped maize adapt to drought and disease in the past could help save it from disasters in the future.

He interpreted it as a regimental standard, the pride and honour of its men, wrenched from its post and buried to save it from whatever disaster came in the scorched layer overlying it.

New Jersey, it seems, is choking to death, and only one man — Melvin Ferd the Third (Nick Cordero) — can save it from political corruption and environmental disaster.

He acknowledged that he was biased but said that the intervention of his boss, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and President Obama in the final 36 hours of the meeting saved it from utter disaster.

Of course, he isn't just invited as an investor, but usually as the guy who made the introduction, helped negotiate the terms, and saved it from the brink of disaster along the way.

"We're very proud of the fact that we've been able to save it, probably from the brink of disaster.

Or is he the stubborn amateur who refuses to listen to professionals who can save him from disaster?

What we have on our hands is a dud, but there are a few grace notes that save it from being an unmitigated disaster.

New Jersey, it seems, is choking to death, and only one man Melvin Ferd the Third (Nick Cordero)—can save it from political corruption and environmental disaster.