Sentence examples for saved from inspiring English sources

Peter Bazalgette, the chair of Arts Council England, said the money could be saved from efficiency savings within the organisation rather than cuttting arts funding.

The value of vehicles is also included within this category Net financial wealth: this includes money saved in formal financial assets, e.g. savings accounts, current accounts, ISAs and stocks and shares.

In fact, two-thirds of surveyed British Gas smart meter users who identified savings as a result of having smart meters, estimated they had saved up to £75 a year.

Thousands of children were taken in and saved from the horrors of the Nazis.

There was a misplaced confidence drawn from the experience of 2010 when a Stakhanovite get-out-the-vote (GOTV) operation saved scores of seats that David Cameron should have bagged, given the national swing to the Tories.

You signed up for as much as you could at your "real" job and saved yourself thousands of pounds, and, yes, lunch-and-learns do count.

Randolph also saved smartly with his legs to deny Wilson after Bournemouth's top-scorer had been played through by Kermorgant.

As well as human lives saved, there has been a massive recent injection of international investment.

Allen said that the Italian navy's "desperately needed" search-and-rescue operation in the Mediterranean had saved thousands of lives and other European countries should be stepping up to share that responsibility with them, not shirking it.

Bialkowsky saved from Martin Olsson but the ball found its way to Howson at the edge of the area.

At 5.00am, an hour before the formal declaration that the United Kingdom – and the prime minister's job – had been saved, Darling telephoned Cameron to warn him against using the moment of victory to demand English votes for English laws at Westminster.