Sentence examples for urge to save from inspiring English sources
The urge to save may be lessening.
That reason was America's urge to save face.
I noticed that a donor had the urge to "save the day" in some fashion.
LAST CALL As Aaron Crowe points out on his blog, the urge to save money can go too far.
The apricot's fleetingly short harvest — only a few weeks long — explains the urge to save the season in a jar.
Torn, that is, between the erotic drive, to experience the world as it comes at you, and the pragmatic, protective, maternal urge to save.
Fundamental changes are urged to save lives and reduce the impact of UK-manufactured weapons.
You alone are responsible for your feelings in this scenario and you have got to try and rise above your basic urges to save your self-respect.
Households and businesses in areas not yet badly affected, and not under hosepipe bans, are also being urged to save water.
The boys barely knew one another, and each was told that others had placed him at the crime, and was urged to save himself by placing them at the scene.
Visitors are also urged to save, and delay sending, videos and photos until well after the ceremonies have ended, and to establish rendezvous points with friends in case signals fail.
