Sentence examples for save the event from inspiring English sources

"We find that some people have the bris midweek and save the event for the weekend," said Lauren Shainkowitz, a catering manager at Tavern on the Green.

When you see an event you want to sign up for, you can RSVP from Calendo itself, save the event to your iOS calendar, invite others, or share the event on Twitter or on your own Facebook profile.

Now, Google is returning these event results in a new format — instead of more standard search results, they appear as cards, each with a little bookmark icon you can click on to save the event details for future reference.

In addition, when you tap on one of the event listings' cards, you're directed to a more information-rich page, offering the date, time, location and shortcuts to save the event, buy tickets, get directions or share it with others.

An opposing petition to save the event is also circulating online, but it has significantly less support.

If the meeting in Rome does take place as planned, it would be a major early coup for a State Department team that has spent two frantic days trying to save the event, including direct phone calls from Kerry, a series of strongly worded official statements and the dispatching of a pair of envoys to plead the case directly with the opposition leaders.

Pasarell and tournament co-founder Raymond Moore have not been in charge since 2009, when Oracle software billionaire Larry Ellison saved the event from financial struggles by purchasing it and the entire venue.

-When editing or creating a calendar event and toggling to another application before saving the event, the event will no longer be duplicated.

The criticism that NBC saves the events for taped showings in prime time has ramped up with the online avenues that let people vent their anger and NBC's refusal to stream everything live, as Canadian television does.

Dave Wolff, assistant to the mayor of Auburn, said in an interview that he had heard that efforts to save the Kruse event were under way and that the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Festival would still take place on Labor Day weekend.

Local supermarkets are holding bucket collections and stand-up comic Omid Djalili is scheduled to appear in a hastily-arranged 'Comedy To Save The Bulls' event in the city on Sunday, which is expected will raise a further £10,000 after selling out in less than 24 hours.