Sentence examples for the salvaging from inspiring English sources
verb
Of property, people or situations at risk, to rescue.
The salvaging company, RMS Titanic Inc., owns rights to submerged discoveries for research purposes.
Stains on the fragments actually helped the conservators; the lines showed how to reassemble pieces that had become somewhat jumbled in the salvaging process.
The painstaking if uncertain recovery from the abyss of 2008, the salvaging of the auto industry, the lenience to Wall Street earned not a mention.
The cars being essentially valueless, much of the early focus by these sentimental collectors was the salvaging and rehabilitation of the objects.
Vogts's side were 2-0 down in the Faroe Islands before a half-time team talk by players themselves prompted the salvaging of a draw.
Whether or not this works commercially in the Darwinian world, the salvaging of Anderson's Book Shop, although it is but one, is celebrated by book publishers.
That should help the salvage industry.
The salvage operation continued through the night.
But why the salvage operation now?
If the salvage effort fails, they don't pay a dime.
Nick Sloane, the salvage master, said the operation exceeded his expectations.
