Sentence examples for to rescue himself from inspiring English sources

"Well, he's not going to rescue himself".

Kidd is the restless, ambitious manager with a collapsing marriage, who is prepared to cut any deal to rescue himself from debt.

The force of will it took to rescue himself from irrelevancy puts a monstrous burden on him as a film actor.

It was humiliating, but in contrast to the technocratic fiddles with which Mr Brown has hitherto tried to rescue himself, it was bold and big enough to be understood by voters.

Of the two Australians, Rosewall was the more consistent stylist, his drop shots especially exquisite, while Laver's greatest gift was to rescue himself again and again from a pit of his own devising.

He must have been tempted to rescue himself from the slavery of a small business and join a publication where the pay was never late, where there were holidays and secretaries did the office chores.Some innovative magazines started in a modest way have done well commercially, among them Time (started in 1923) and the New Yorker (1925).

Mr Bush rushed into his brother's room and jumped into the hole to try to save him but had to be rescued himself by police.

His anti-hero Bird, a new father dreaming of escape to Africa, retreats into alcohol and adultery as he struggles with the dilemma facing his "monster" infant, till he resolves to rescue both himself and his child.

He did not rescue himself.

And when crisis has struck, as it did when the divisive antics of his ex-pastor threatened to bring down his campaign, he has proved equal to the moment, rescuing himself with a speech that not only drew the poison but also demonstrated a profound respect for the electorate.

Eventually Homer decides to rescue Bart by himself.