Sentence examples for saving good from inspiring English sources

Aides said the spot was to run only on cable, including comedy programs, and was meant to direct the focus to the budget priories of Mr. Romney, who criticized Mr. Obama for talking about "saving Big Bird" instead of "saving good jobs".

In these regions, the interest for wastewater reuse is particularly addressed to agricultural and landscape irrigation with the aim of both enhancing the local economy, mostly based on agriculture, and saving good quality water resources for drinking purposes.

Eva Forde, MSSW is the author of How NOT to Practice Social Work: Saving Good People from Bad Practice One Step at a Time and blogs at evaforde.com offering free advice and strategies for social workers to create more money and happiness in their lives.

When growing in a small space, it's easiest to save good quality seeds from "self-pollinated" crops.

Aid, they say, can save good firms to fight another day.Although some supply chains have choke points, that is a weak general argument for sectoral aid.

That is, to save good books that no one knows about, perhaps because they are not immediately likeable, from sinking without trace.

But if Camra saved good British beer, many millennial beer drinkers (as likely, now, to be female as male) might also say it stifled it.

The real question we should ask is if whether or not we can save good journalism".

For Philadelphia's final night, I arrived over an hour before the gavel in order to save good seats.

I'd say the second most popular profession to depict is "doctor," but they only get to save good people, not kill bad guys.

It will take smaller space to save good quality audio and is supported by iTunes.