Sentence examples for whose saves from inspiring English sources

The heroes of the hour were, undoubtedly, the goalkeeper Christian Abbiati, whose saves were acrobatic, defiant and brave, and Luca Antonini, whose timing in the tackle reminded us of the great Milan defenders, Franco Baresi and Paolo Maldini.

After the break Rajiv van La Parra, the Dutch winger on loan from Wolves and playing his last game for the Seagulls, began to look lively on the left for Brighton but Stockdale, whose saves at Brentford had kept Brighton in the game, had to be at his sharpest to smother a shot from Jonathan Douglas.

Lundqvist, whose save percentage had slipped to.913, attributed his best performance in more than half a dozen games to a renewed mental focus.

Hedberg, whose save percentage coming into the game was a dismal.888, did not look good on Del Zotto's goal, a shorthander that opened the scoring at 11 minutes 49 seconds.

Sean Scannell's cross came out to Clayton and he planted a left-foot shot at Grant, whose save squirmed into the air and allowed Vaughan to stab home.

Van der Sar, whose save from Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka in Moscow in 2008 secured the trophy for the third time for United, knows the contrasting emotions that might face him when brings the curtain down on silver-laden career.

Those words didn't come from someone whose first name you'll never recall, and whose saved number you most certainly will never text to arrange that brunch.

"We will start to see post offices closing at the rate of a hundred a week," predicts Steve Hutkins whose Save the Post Office is by far the single best source of information on all things post office.

But he falls into a marsh whose softness saves his life.

Wade acquired José Valverde, whose 47 saves led the majors last year, from Arizona to replace Lidge as the closer.

Parenteau, 26, was perhaps the best Ranger aside from Henrik Lundqvist, whose 29 saves included several difficult ones.