Sentence examples for saved from doing from inspiring English sources

So this is not the first time I have been struck by the irony of paying good money to do something I don't want to do, and I moved heaven and earth to be saved from doing when I was a schoolboy.

Gannon believes that Boyd is at his best when he "is saved from doing defensive work that wingers may have to do", and as a result, during Gannon's short spell at Peterborough, was deployed just behind the strikers as part of a 3 4 1 2 formation.

TurboTax and Block saved me from doing something stupid, and TaxAct at least warned me.

I had saved money from doing yardwork with other members of the high school football team.

"They saved us from doing years of research," Dr. Schroeter said of the scientists at ATR. Alistair Conkie, a speech researcher at AT&T, made the next leap.

He said that this episode "saved" him from doing so.

"President Obama's weakness and indecision may have saved us from doing a horrible and very costly (in more ways than money) attack on Syria!" "Today's chemical attack in Syria against innocent people, including women and children, is reprehensible and cannot be ignored by the civilized world.

Despite the seriousness of the offence, being a minor saved him from doing time behind bars or being placed in a reformatory.

The Liberal Party, the dominant partner in his coalition, hopes to save him from doing anything too rash.

And at that point, only the promise of one day learning Karl Lagerfeld's thoughts on Pippa Middleton's hypothetical future wedding dress saves me from doing something drastic.

With a touch of bitterness, he adds, "It sort of feels as if they're playing for time to see if it bursts, to save them from doing anything".