Sentence examples for saved sometimes from inspiring English sources

Parents usually come very late with the sick children, too late to be saved sometimes" said the doctor working in the hospital.

"I've played solid, but I need to come up with some big saves sometimes.

On average, this can help people save sometimes as much as £200 on their bill.

And save sometimes so that if you die on some tricky parts, you can reload it, and you will get a second chance.

The boys know they have been saved, but sometimes it doesn't feel that way.

Some people, for example, believe incorrectly that patients who might otherwise be saved are sometimes "killed" for their organs.

One problem occurred almost immediately during testing when the blast gases accumulated in the section where spent cartridges and links were saved and sometimes ignited.

Of her penalty stroke miss, the 26-year-old added: "It was a great save, sometimes in the heat those things happen.

Sometimes the narrator wants to "save" Mitko; sometimes he recoils from him, or is menaced by him.

The honour given to the "just gentiles" by the State of Israel at Yad Vashem for having acted heroically to save Jews, sometimes to the point of giving their own lives, is a recognition that not even in the darkest hour is every light extinguished.

Saving lives doesn't always save money–sometimes it costs.