Sentence examples for true rescue from inspiring English sources

This deserving heir to Robert McCloskey, updated in a golden wash of watercolor and with a true rescue story as inspiration, stars Mama Duck, Pippin, Bippin, Tippin, Dippin "and last of all... Little Joe".

This result indicates that, as administered, the drop test assay distinguishes between spontaneous reversal and avoidance response and that the restored avoidance responses of the double-mutant animals are true rescues.

True, the rescue of Bear Stearns seemed to avert the implosion of the financial system.

The same was true for rescue medication use that was significantly lower in the extrafine pMDI group (p = 0.025; Figure 2).

It is true that rescuing Europe will be costly, weighing on European budgets and diverting resources from other priorities.

Coast Guard rescue true tale The Finest Hours has already opened softly in the US.

But in true Dickensian fashion, rescue was at hand: a succession of sponsors and patrons attracted to his obvious talent and charisma.

Known for his zeal in diving into roles, he goes skeletal for The Machinist (2004), gets muscular in Batman Begins (2005), goes skeletal again in the Vietnam War true story film Rescue Dawn (2007), gets muscular again for The Dark Knight (2008), and gets skeletal a third time for The Fighter (2010), winning an Oscar in that film.

Mortal man Bek (Brenton Thwaites) then makes it his mission to 'save the world and rescue his true love', managing to get the God Horus (Coster-Waldau) on side to help.

Conservation and evolutionary geneticist Philip Hedrick, agrees, but he isn't convinced the study is a true test of genetic rescue.

It's too late to rescue the true meaning of the word now, they insist.