Sentence examples for working on rescue from inspiring English sources

Ms. Stuart, who has been working on rescue operations for 17 years, said her team had to cut its search short on Sunday because of the heat.

The healthy low-cost airlines have no interest in assuming the legacy business model of the hub-and-spoke carriers.Hence the miserable stalemate in which lessors and banks prop up ailing carriers in or near Chapter 11, while armies of lawyers and consultants earn huge fees working on rescue plans that never succeed.

After a decade with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, working on rescue missions for Jews in Ethiopia, Yemen and Syria and on relief programs in Africa and Eastern Europe, the tireless Mr. Taylor, 35, is executive vice president of the Claims Conference, the major umbrella group addressing compensation and restitution for Jewish Holocaust survivors.

Shortly after the attack on New York, Whitman said it was known that asbestos, lead and other toxins were in the wreckage of the Twin Towers, known as "the pile", and that those working on rescue and recovery there should wear respirators.

In addition to the engineers and cleanup workers, more than 500 federal and state wildlife specialists are working on rescuing oiled animals and oiled habitat, said a BP spokesman, John Curry.

Lawyers defending the city and its contractors from lawsuits filed by about 10,000 people who worked on rescue and cleanup operations at ground zero went to a federal appeals court on Wednesday to challenge a judge's authority to block a settlement.

"This is the first time I've seen an organized disaster," said Mr. Suchil, who has worked on rescue missions after floods in Venezuela, the earthquake in Turkey, and Hurricane Mitch in Honduras, where he had to hunt and fish in order to eat.

The next summer I worked on Rescue on Fractalus.

"I need to work on rescuing myself," she says.

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.

For his wife, Betty, a math tutor, the trip was a way to show support for those who died and for those working on the rescue and cleanup.