Sentence examples for time to rescuing from inspiring English sources

In a reversal of the "damsel in distress" cliché, she devoted much of her time to rescuing her boyfriend, Larry Lance, from the clutches of villains.

An athletic 29-year-old with a boyish blonde haircut, Melissa is known among her friends for her cheese fondue and generous gifts, and she devotes her free time to rescuing cats for a nonprofit group.

For example, the best time to rescuing people in an earthquake disaster should be within 48 hours, and this limit is largely shortened (two hours) if someone is wounded or if the buildings that people are locked in are in dangerous situation.

But neither American babies nor Chinese yuppies may come in time to rescue Detroit.

Fortunately, there is time to rescue the bid, as the final decision isn't until July 2005.

There is still time to rescue any tomatoes that are only just ripening before they split.

"The president has time to rescue the process if the conditions are well established and they make them comply.

He arrived at the hall just in time to rescue his opening act, the Haitian-American comedian Wil Sylvince, who was clearly stalling for time.

Admetus's old friend Heracles appears just in time to rescue Alcestis from the clutches of Death and restore her to her relieved husband.

Saab has said the deal with Hawtai fell apart because it feared the Chinese company would be unable to obtain official authorization in time to rescue Saab.

Peru 2 Bolivia 2 The substitute Roberto Palacios scored four minutes from time to rescue a point for Peru in their opening Copa America Group A match against Bolivia in Lima.