That way (almost) no one will come to their rescue.

Grandma It's somebody's birthday today Somebody's birthday today The candles are lighted on somebody's cake And we're all invited for somebody's sake You're 21 years old today.

Europe has finally managed to come to the rescue of Greece and Ireland.

The people of Palestine looked to the United Nations to come to their rescue.

But, despite foreign creditors threats, the federal government did not come to the rescue.

Remix I'm about to whip somebody's ass Oh, I'm about to whip somebody's ass Oh, if you don't leave me alone, You gonna have to send me home Cuz I'm about to whip somebody's ass I'm about to whip some ZF Great, so it was incredible.

This time, the European Central Bank refuses to come to the rescue and Greek banks are starved of cash.

Representatives and leaders of Europe, we appeal to your sense of solidarity and kindness to come to our rescue in Africa.

Declining oil prices could provide a major boost, especially to oil importing developed economies. Technological advances could still come to the rescue.

I'm about to whip somebody's ass Oh, I'm about to whip somebody's ass Oh, if you don't leave me alone, you gonna have to send me home 'Cause I'm about to whip somebody's ass Now you might not be able to sing that out loud, but you can hum it to yourself, and you know what the words are.

I think in our minds we imagine somebody's going to take the little bottle, say, Oh, little bottle.

The question today is whether a new upsurge of investment will come to our rescue. Optimists point to the shale energy revolution in the US.

Hopefully, the leaders of the world recognize that it is in their own enlightened self interest to come to the rescue of the developing world.

I am optimistic that some nation will come to the rescue but we must not risk this happening too late, or not at all.

Even the idea that government can rescue us that's no longer the wave of the future, but that is, I think, a type of agenticity projecting somebody up there, big and powerful, will come rescue us.

Shale Gas to the Rescue?

Africa s Diaspora to the Rescue

Turkey to the EU s Rescue

No one came to Layla's rescue.

The G 20 to the Rescue?

Team trying to rescue the elephants.

Its resources have tripled, enabling it to come to the rescue of countries as diverse as Iceland, Pakistan, and Ukraine, which were cut off from international capital markets.

I wanted to start with the fact that each man, whether murderer or victim, has a mother, sister, lover is somebody's son.

He did his best to rescue her.

He did his best to rescue her.

Help! Rescue me!

Help! Rescue me!

A rescue mission

and Generation Rescue.

And so when it comes to this idea of restoring beauty to somebody's life, we have a long way to go when it comes to audition.

Second but this is what changed my life, this is what shaped me as a human being Somebody's gift.

Do you think he wakes up in the morning, looks in the mirror and says, Somebody's getting stabbed today.

Even though there was no official guarantee, the US government s failure to come to the rescue could destroy confidence in government debt, and, by association, other financial paper as well.

In their naivety our rebels continued, believing that ISIS had come to our rescue, saying that it would be ungrateful to speak of their flaws, which quickly turned into crimes.

And the local seabird rescue center, named SANCCOB, immediately launched a massive rescue operation and this soon would become the largest animal rescue ever undertaken.

But Rob was now too weak to come down himself, and with the fierce winds and up at that altitude, he was just beyond rescue and he knew it.

He would show them how the Jewish state, created by Holocaust survivors and now led by one, would come to the rescue of a Christian minority threatened with destruction.

The government s rescue policies appear to be working.

The UN to the Rescue on Climate Change

Send the navy aircraft carrier to rescue them.

Rescue a broken system

Can China Rescue Europe?

that they may be ungrateful for the rescue that We granted them , and that they may revel in the pleasures ( of the present life ) . Soon they shall come to know .

This would ensure both fiscal stability and fiscal innovation in contrast to the present situation, in which no one obeyed any rules and, when crisis erupted, taxpayers had to come to the rescue.

The revised guidelines also include agreed standards for classification of international search and rescue teams according to their capabilities in collapsed structure rescue.