Sentence examples for up on the rescue from inspiring English sources

Bulk up on the rescue fund.

Pull-ups to the rescue!

Yup, we all remember our childhood trips to the beach, schlepping pails down to the water's edge, digging tunnels, moats and towers like the ones in Sleeping Beauty and Snow White, imagining ourselves soldiers defending the fort, or princesses up on the balcony being rescued by the prince.

Breitling says the signal from the wristwatch should be picked up by receiving equipment on the rescue aircraft, helping the crew spot the pilot and passengers more easily.

Overstaging of a pancreatic tumor by any of these methods (all of which have some proven fallibility) would lead to a potentially operable lesion being treated with only palliative measures, essentially 'giving up' on rescuing the patient's life, or lead to unnecessary neoadjuvant therapies.

On the website auctioning off her virginity it states that Stone "has the one thing that every man in the world wants—and that's her virginity, and it's that priceless female commodity that this brave and selfless girl is putting up on the auction block to rescue her family from ruin and destitution".

The dog, its owner and the firefighter involved in the Smith Reservoir rescue Tuesday afternoon were in 9News studios with Dyer for a follow up report on the dramatic rescue, according to The Denver Post.

As Italy and Malta announced they were working on the rescue of up to three more vessels – one thought to be carrying up to 300 people – after new distress calls were received, it emerged that the Italian authorities are considering military action against the traffickers.

They have been instrumental in drawing up the Treaty on Outer Space & the Treaty on the Rescue and Return of Astronauts, both of which have gone into effect.

In 2007, Merrill Lynch pocketed the lion's share of the estimated $400m fees paid out by the consortium led by Royal Bank of Scotland for its successful bid for ABN Amro, a deal that turned out to be ill-advised, with the bank greatly overpaying for its rival while the investment bank has recently picked up more fees for advice on the rescue rights issue forced on the bank.

Protesters waved banners that depicted the austerity measures as an attack on the country's sovereignty by the international financial institutions drawing up the rescue package, and on the poor.