Sentence examples for would be rescued from from inspiring English sources

Animals would be rescued from such conditions.

Desperate patients would be rescued from suffering and premature death.

How, then, to explain her lingering hope that she would be rescued from it?

A: Yes, 2 million pounds annually of fruit and vegetables, and another 5 million in beef – these are culled dairy cows that would be rescued from going into the out-of-state commercial meat system.

Zawahiri said "al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent" would be good news for Muslims in Myanmar (Burma, Bangladeshh and in the Indian states of Assam, Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir, where they would be rescued from injustice and oppression.

The studio also launched a viral marketing website operated by the fictional Institute for Human Continuity, where filmgoers could register for a lottery number to be part of a small population that would be rescued from the global destruction.

All these people would be helped by a properly enforced law which punished them for doing it, because then fewer would do it, and they'd be rescued from it".

Many here believed in Blair's vision for hope and change when he arrived in 1997; they believed in a cabinet filled with a disproportionate amount of North East MPs (Mandelson, Miliband, Milburn et al), they believed that finally they'd be rescued from the woes of Thatcherism, but they were quickly disillusioned.

A burnt fragment of Roy Lichtenstein's Whaam! and a coruscated scrap of a Warhol Campbell's soup can appear courtesy of Russian duo Komar and Melamid, who present these singed and ashen fragments (from 1973) as though they'd been rescued from a cold war that turned hot.

He'd been rescued from a bad situation, trapped with over 200 other dogs in cages at a hoarder's house.

He said it was unlikely that anyone would be rescued alive from under the rubble and that even if there was rescue equipment available in the remote area, it would be difficult to dig people out.