Sentence examples for track to save from inspiring English sources

With that change, the state is on track to save $16.2 million this fiscal year.

Last year alone, we saved the taxpayer £5.5bn, and further efficiencies put us on track to save £8bn this year.

Pfizer is on track to save over $1.6 billion by the end of 2002 from integrating the two firms, more than originally predicted.

Mariano Rivera is on track to save 48 games, and Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens are each on track to win 18 games.

The Obama administration said the jobs were evidence that the stimulus was on track to save or create 3.5 million jobs by the end of next year.

Sainsbury's piloted the Carbon Trust Water Standard and is on track to save water equivalent to 393 Olympic-sized swimming pools by the end of March.

"Right now, we're on track to saving almost 100 dogs this year [from euthanasia]." Guajardo -- who, on top of finding a place for Libby, offered to pay for the training so that cost would not be an issue -- showed Croft a few videos, including one of Libby looking for a ball in the grass, staying calm while an emergency vehicle blaring its siren drove past.

You can push a fat man over the bridge onto the tracks to save the five.

Bats feed hungry brethren; honeybees commit suicide with a sting to defend the hive; birds raise offspring that aren't their own; humans leap onto subway tracks to save strangers.

He put an angel in a cop's uniform to stop me in my tracks, to save my life that night".

It is much easier to rescue a negotiation that has just started to go off track than to save one that has completely derailed.