Sentence examples for to be saved by a from inspiring English sources

Who wants to be saved by a deity he doesn't believe in?

Moreover, even if Suzy eventually changed her mind, she might have become too sick by then to be saved by a transplant.

There has been danger, including getting lost in the Sahara without food, only to be saved by a passer-by who drove him to the nearest town.

The head of Blackstone's advisory team, John Studzinski, was a constant presence in A.I.G.'s board room as the insurance giant teetered toward bankruptcy, only to be saved by a lifeline from the federal government.

In the late 90s they were 15 minutes away from ruin only to be saved by a fans' trust fund and a decade later narrowly escaped slipping out of the Football League.

They were interrogated and beaten and their lives were threatened, but, after a week, they, too, were fortunate enough to be saved by a separate group of Syrian fighters.

Defensively, Beckerman had his pocket picked in the 16th minute, only to be saved by an offside call.

That brought stability, but non-oil businesses struggle with low productivity in a largely unreformed economy.Unlike Mr Chávez, Mr Correa is unlikely to be saved by an oil windfall.

The 64-year-old Italian's first teams were the amateur side Vigor Lamezia in Calabria in 1986 and then Puteolana near Naples, and he considered packing the job in, only to be saved by an outbreak of player power and a measure of good fortune.

A prostitute wants to be saved by an earnest young preacher who rolls into town; a veteran wants to forget his past by losing himself in efficient violence; Boyd's lover Ava (Joelle Crowder) is trying to reinvent herself as a tough madame, and so on.

Posterior infarcts or smaller infarcts of the anterior region only affecting small or medium-sized vessels do not go along with high mortality and therefore there are not many lives to be saved by an optimal reperfusion strategy.