The term "saving status" is not commonly used in written English.
It might be used when referring to the financial status of an individual or organization, such as "The company has improved its saving status over the past year."
Only then could one go to the church and present evidence of one's saved status, revealing the appropriate signs of this to connoisseurs of the act, people who could judge it only because they had undergone it themselves.
The latest chapter in the Book of Tebow played out Sunday, when he threw two touchdown passes in the Broncos' upset of the Oakland Raiders, perhaps saving his status as the starter, but not ending the larger debate.
We see these men find no deeper calling than just saving the status quo -- and the power and money it represents.
Sunderland scraped the points to save its status in the Premier League.
Gold is also benefiting from its "save heaven" status as its price rose towards $1,230 an ounce.
But that wasn't enough to save the status quo — that is, a market with no central bank.
Her combination of wholesome beauty and breathy singing made her the Girl You Need to Save, a status only enhanced by onstage breakdowns.
"The insurance industry is rolling out the big guns and breaking open their massive war chest to marshal their forces for one last fight to save the status quo," he said.
They are 22nd in that league, one point from safety and have six games to save their status – yesterday they looked like the better of the two teams for long periods of the game.
He used his weekly address on Saturday to take a swing at the insurance companies, which he accused of "rolling out the big guns and breaking open their massive war chest to marshal their forces for one last fight to save the status quo".
Here, we utilize the in-memory store KVE to save data status.
