Sentence examples for save though from inspiring English sources

Gooch did not have a game to save, though, but one to win.

There are no legal limits on how much you can save, though employers often impose a cap.

PGMF and other NGOs are one of the few formal avenues through which people in rural communities can save, though their reach nationwide is limited.

You could save, though, by giving the iconic Blue Lagoon a miss (£25); instead visit the much cheaper, but still thermally heated, municipal baths across Iceland.

The paper would not say how much money the moves would save, though some executives, insisting on anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter, put the savings at several million dollars a year.

For large parts of the second half it was hard to remember Kenny making a save, though in the closing stages gaps did begin to appear in the home side's defence with substitute Dickson Etuhu running clear only to shoot wide.

It was nearly saved, though, by its platemate of couscous dotted with sweet chunks of lobster.

It's saved, though, by another series of interrogations; that of Behari by his dead father.

Ross made some spectacular saves, though, during a second half in which Luton rediscovered the verve that has made them a thrilling proposition at times.

Muamba was saved, though he subsequently retired.

Start saving though – it's pricey.