用rescue造句子，“rescue”造句

We have to rescue Snuggle Lump. - Snuggle what?

The training covers counter-disaster skills, fire-fighting, anti-oil pollution, flood rescue, radiological protection, cardio-pulmonary resuscitation and conventional rescue instruction.

But on a backcountry trip, ringing up a rescue isn'talways automatic.

Roderigo and Don Pedro flew to the rescue, and all were taken out unhurt, though many were speechless with laughter.

He also invented the Skyhook, an air rescue system that involved an airplane and a large helium balloon.

Instead, a year after the rescue of Greece, then of Ireland and now of Portugal, anxiety seems to be growing.

They said that a fourth pirate who survived was believed to be between 16 and 20 years old, and had in effect surrendered before the sniper rescue.

And within a half an hour another three corpses had been added to the sad line in the paddock, carried out of the centre by weary looking rescue workers, their faces caked in powdery dust.

The astronauts could use the space station as a safe haven in the event of major problems and rotate back to Earth aboard Russian Soyuz spacecraft, eliminating the need for a shuttle rescue mission.

All rescue measures proved ineffectual.

They were succoured from the fire by the rescue helicopter.

The trouble is that if bond yields stay high, Europe’s rescue strategy is doomed.

A wealthy sponsor came to our rescue with a generous donation.

Police say rescue officials are worried that water from a choked river could inundate towns near the epicenter.

Barry McRoy, a South Carolina fire and rescue director, was leaving a Waffle House restaurant when two men came in fighting over a gun.

This week EU finance ministers talked of the possibility of bilateral loans to rescue Greece, as a reward for the government's new fiscal austerity-though details were conspicuously lacking.

Hockey mom to the rescue!

The stock market's plunge on the news of the rescue rejection should bring that point home - and bring lawmakers to pass a bipartisan rescue plan.

There were rumours of prisoner exchanges, ransoms and renewed rescue operations.

As long as there's hope that the front line, who must rescue efforts to hundredfold, from the ruins in search for possible survivors, from under collapsed buildings in a rescue every life.

The wire rescue capsules were made at the naval shipyard in Talcahuano, in southern Chile, and two navy paramedics were lowered to check the men's health.

And then we enact one of my cunning rescue operations.

Yes. Rich, powerful! Listen, if you were to rescue her,the reward would be...

Japan's emergency response teams rescue citizens stranded amid once-thriving cities I have visited in years past that are now little more than sludge and debris.

In fact, TARP, the Troubled Assets Relief Program, and other rescue plans have fostered "zombie Banks," which may impair the health of other Banks and the entire financial system.

Early on, rescue efforts were difficult because the ground was too soft and unstable for machinery, forcing rescue workers to use shovels, hoes, and their hands to dig out any possible survivors.

More than 900 workers trained in disaster rescue and recovery rushed to Christchurch from several countries after the Feb. 22 quake, and have been gingerly picking through the wreckage.

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The flick is about the responsibility that men have to rescue those that mean something to them. That includes a daring rescue from a boring sick day.

Miyazaki's story of a young girl trying to rescue her parents, feels like a throwback to an earlier age of hand-drawn animation.

SK I PATROLMAN to the rescue? Yes, it's me!