| One group of survivors is thrown life preservers, while another is frantically bailing out a sinking vessel. |
| For many years this bird was persecuted by game preservers who believed that it was detrimental to both pheasants and partridges. |
| Whether or not the sacrifices in that era involved divine creators or preservers or other beings can only be a matter of conjecture. |
| The crew member would be important in an accident situation because, you know, you might need two people to hand out life preservers. |
| They were ultimately kept out by Federal Emergency Management Agency bureaucrats because, among other things, they didn't have life preservers. |
| The Perfect Storm has broken in the Beltway, they believe, and life preservers are now being passed out. |
