If you could be saved then yes, ok.
Participants were asked if they had experienced any device activity or complications, and if they thought their ICD had saved their life ("yes," "no," or "not sure").
So in a sense, Ms. Cappello said, when Jackson became a physician — first in Pittsburgh, then Philadelphia — he "was saving lives, yes, but he was also saving himself".
How this drains you: You're saving time, yes.
Reliable markets create income stability enabling families to budget, save and, yes, afford to send all their children to school.
"Let's save time and gas!! yes yes YES please," Mr. Mulholland wrote on the Craigslist Web site.
It's a "yes, save for this" kind of sentiment, rather than a "yes, buy it now!" one.
It is critical that governments, conservationists, and individuals answer the question posed in yesterday's Guardian article, "One Last Chance: Can We Save the Tiger?" With an unequivocal, yes! Yes, we can save the tiger and yes, we must save tigers.
Allied war planners would have saved much time and, yes, perhaps British and American lives.
The large cast of characters includes the roguish hero, Jake, a present-day teenager who gets himself expelled from school so he can (yes) save his lost father; and a morally ambiguous Arctic explorer named Oberon Venn, who is desperate to bring his wife back from the dead.
