Sentence examples for spared the prospect from inspiring English sources

But it and Lowestoft Lighthouse, further north on the East Anglian coast, have now been spared the prospect of closure.

The agreement meant Ecclestone, now 84, preserved his innocence and was spared the prospect of a lengthy trial.

I don't know about you, but I'd just as soon be spared the prospect of Elizabeth Hasselbeck as culture tsar.

They were spared the prospect of years in a brutal gulag when former President Bill Clinton flew to Pyongyang and negotiated their release four months later.

Until the judge makes her final ruling, Mr. Salinger's fans will be spared the prospect of encountering Holden Caulfield, the ultimate alienated teenager, as a lonely old codger who escapes from a retirement home and his beloved younger sister, Phoebe, as a drug addict sinking into dementia.

But the people most delighted by today's turn of events could be the professional athletes and other celebrities who -- unlike Patrick Ewing and Andruw Jones, the two star athletes who have already given testimony -- will be spared the prospect of having to admit in public that they once misbehaved in Atlanta behind the club's hulking black walls.

He has spared himself the prospect of years of collection calls.

I remember my job that day was to write a sketch of the opening ceremony for the paper but the rain wiped it out and spared us the prospect of Alesha Dixon belting out The Boy Does Nothing to a bemused Robert Key, preferred in England's side to Kevin Pietersen that day.

Ehrenfels was thus spared the agony of seeing the prospect of western civilization becoming something diametrically opposed to his own vision.

The agreement with prosecutors will spare Castro the prospect of the death penalty.

(They spared the Great Mosque).