Sentence examples for spared to take from inspiring English sources

Despite the vagueness, though, one preliminary finding has emerged: Assuming that cash can be spared to take advantage of the government's matching offer, for most people Mr. Gore offers more.

If you have years and tens of thousands of dollars to spare to take your case to the federal courts.

England won by nine wickets with 13 balls to spare to take an unassailable 10-points-to-four lead in the contest and retain the Ashes.

It enabled Australia, who needed 230 to win, to beat Bangladesh by nine wickets with 24 overs to spare to take a 2-0 lead in a three-match series of one-day internationals.

Stirling's knock saw Ireland beat Kenya's total of 131-7 with 15 balls to spare to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-game series.

Ambati Rayudu hit an unbeaten 64 as India cruised home with seven overs to spare to take an unassailable lead in the five-match series.

"Fletcher is very, very highly paid, surely he can read the pitch and advise [captain Mahendra] Dhoni accordingly?" After winning the toss and electing to bat at Old Trafford on Thursday, India were 8-4 in the sixth over and then lost their final nine wickets after tea on day three as England wrapped up victory with two days to spare to take a 2-1 lead in the series.

That would dispel any lingering notion that lawmakers might be spared having to take sides on the issue.

As a governor, Dean had been spared having to take sides when the resolution authorizing President George W. Bush to invade Iraq was passed in both houses of Congress, in October of 2002, and he'd made himself a scourge to his rivals in the primary race who voted for it.

We wish we had a spare day to take the tramping track all the way around it.

On his second spacewalk, Massimino told me recently, he had a spare moment to "take in the view".