Sentence examples for somebody to save from inspiring English sources
Mr. Shalaby's sister, Nora, who is also an activist and blogger, reported on her Twitter feed that she was among a group of protesters marching to the Israeli embassy chanting, "The People Want the Fall of the Ambassador!" Another Cairene activist and blogger, Sarah Carr, explained that she had missed the protest because she was ill but asked for somebody to "save me a bit of wall".
Somebody had to save this.
"Somebody decides to save a little money somewhere," he said, "and suddenly we have hundreds of thousands of failures".
To quote the only significant female role in the original trilogy: "Somebody has to save our skins!" Those words were Princess Leia's, of course.
But it took the market less than 60 minutes to test the will of Facebook's underwriters, pulling the shares down to the opening $38 to see if there was somebody prepared to save Mark Zuckerberg's face.
Until then, will somebody try to save the sky for our iconic skyscrapers -- because the Empire State, the Chrysler Building, and other marvels of the great, heroic age of the skyscraper are works of art that need their background of light, clouds, and sky.
"Are you allowed to take somebody's life to save somebody else's life?" he said.
Somebody's got to save my soul!" he howls, a man who can't decide whether he's revelling in his own nihilism, or just terrified.
Voelker agreed: "Somebody's got to save us from ourselves.
"Somebody's got to save us, and if the government can't, who can?" How the stalemate will play out politically is hard to gauge.
"More than half the time, if you offer somebody the chance to save a life when their head is clear, you know they're going to say yes," Ms. Aguiar said.
