Sentence examples for saving of a from inspiring English sources

They saw it as the saving of a life which would otherwise have been lost.

It concerned a priest struggling to choose between his vocation and the saving of a troubled female poet.

ELIZABETH, N.J. — As it was in a famous holiday movie, the preservation of a deep-rooted institution ran a narrative parallel to the saving of a soul.

A saving of a cool £1bn, with plans to invest instead in improvements to the existing road, together with sustainable travel initiatives.

"I provided them with a copy of the patent, and now I'm told that it helped to change the direction of what they were doing and led to the saving of a lot of lives".

The Gardeners would choose them for their devotion to the divine natural world, and their saintly deeds could range from the writing of creature-friendly poetry – like that of Saint Robert Burns of Mice – to the saving of a species, like the efforts of Saint Diane Fosse of the mountain gorillas.

"In purely property terms that would amount to a saving of about a quarter of a million pounds a year".

For a typical British semi-detached house, that is a saving of £460 a year.

The original referred to a saving of £170m a year.

That's a saving of £212 a month, and £5,088 in two years.

That's a saving of $750 a year.