Sentence examples for saving never from inspiring English sources

Saving never felt as good to me as spending -- until I lost my job.

But in that case, private investors might see more clearly what risks they were taking, and might even grasp the basic rule of safe saving: never put your money into anything you do not understand.

If it tries to flower immediately and is only a year or two old, get a new plant: yours is either genetically predetermined not to perennialise, or was selected from seed that flowered early (an important detail in home saving: never collect seed from the first to flower, as you are selecting for early bolting).

It will naturally be met with a critique of its affordability, but here the Conservatives have set new mood music that they may live to find rather grating: they have never approached education through an economic lens, never paraded academies as a saving, never brooked any interrogation over how much their reforms cost.

He said Yeremeyev, who had 20 saves, never had a chance to stop any of Boston's four goals.

Snow, who finished with 34 saves, never gave Elias much of a peek at the net on Wednesday.

So much time filled, so much space saved; never before has music been so available and yet so immaterial.

The platinum purity of its disc, tastefully touched with shadows named by the homely astronomy of an earlier time, Copernicus, Aristotle, Plato, Newton, Hell & Bee suddenly seemed precious like one coin we had saved never to spend.

The money to be saved never passed through my checking account, and I only saw it when it arrived in my investment accounts.

Some money is for spending, some is for saving, and never the twain shall meet.

"But saving money never goes out of fashion".