Sentence examples for saving one from from inspiring English sources

Penalties proved pivotal to Tyne-Wear fortunes with Newcastle's Karl Darlow, the club's third-choice goalkeeper, saving one from Yohan Cabaye at St James' Park to preserve a potentially precious three points and Jermain Defoe scoring from the spot at Stoke to salvage a previously unlikely draw.

On the contrary, philosophy saves one from being brainwashed and wasting one's life!

Tyton saved one from [Giorgos Karagounis] in poland's first game.

"We revived four dances and saved one from extinction that was only known to one person in his 80s".

No spaghetti legs from Gonzalez in the Spain goal, but he has saved one from Sacayan and Velo missed the other for Argentina.

He is more likely to say something like "being a writer can save one from insanity or cancer" or "when your prime character is a man... the real question is, How tough is he?" or, with that familiar topspin of self-mockery, "it's not a good idea to try to put your wife into your novel.

David Seaman was playing in goal for England and had already faced two penalties in this tournament, failing to save one from Switzerland's Kubilay Turkyilmaz, but stopping the Scotland midfielder Gary McAllister's effort, albeit with the assistance of celebrity spoon-bender Uri Geller.

The amount of money that a group of people collectively spends on saving one life from risk is called Value of Statistical Life (VOSL) [12].

It receives active errors from the driving error detection and reads saved ones from the data memory.

Mr. Lumet's films are about committment, speaking out, saving one's soul from the perdition of apathy.

So, we could save 25 million lives in Africa for the cost of saving one theoretical life from low-levels of radioactivity.