verb
definition
(of property, people or situations at risk) to rescue.
definition
(of discarded goods) to put to use.
definition
To make new or restore for the use of being saved.
Examples of salvaged in a Sentence
He could be salvaged, if he chose to be.
In spite of the disappointing weather Dean was determined to fit some serious biking into the salvaged half of what should have been a free weekend.
Did you see the memory where I watched you kill your first, and I still thought maybe there was some part of you that could be salvaged?
I thought he could be … salvaged.
Stone from a derelict barn was salvaged to create the plinth courses within its footprint of the new extension.
Others have used ICS blood, salvaged from the tumor field and then irradiated in more than 300 patients.
The small Martello tower contains a museum about Guernsey shipwrecks, with many salvaged artifacts and related illustrations.
The metalwork for the balcony was welded together from scraps salvaged by Danny, including metalwork that once held the old cinema screen up.
Group differences in average volume of ischaemic penumbra salvaged will be analyzed by t-test, adjusting for baseline differences in prognostic variables.
Damaged bricks can be cut out / or sections removed and replaced with new or salvaged bricks from an architectual salvaged bricks from an architectual salvage yard.
A simple hardwood timber walkway spans the water, connecting the entrance with an oval of site salvaged slate defining the public/private transition point.
Blake Bailey 's absorbing biography is the story of an unlikely triumph salvaged from the wreckage of an unruly life.
Ninety miles of cable have been salvaged from the wreck.
A large hut was built out of materials salvaged from the demolition of a psychiatric hospital nearby.
The game against the Chest was memorable for many reasons, and finally salvaged some cricketing pride for the ailing team.
Risdon Beasley salvaged some 80 wrecks and sold recovered cargoes for millions of dollars during his 30 year career.
Damaged bricks can be cut out / or sections removed and replaced with new or salvaged bricks from an architectual salvage yard.
The artists retreat will be built using the stone salvaged from the remains on the woodman 's cottage.
You have no way of knowing how the furniture was dried out and if any kind of contamination occurred.If the furniture was salvaged from a factory fire it should have been properly cleaned for smoke damage to prevent any undesirable smell.
If you'd like to take a green approach, even a salvaged piece of flooring or wrought iron gate can be transformed into a table with the proper hardware and a little imagination.
Sometimes people sell old webbing that has been salvaged and is still in good condition.
Quite often people sell old webbing that has been salvaged and is still in good condition.
Old clothes could be salvaged to make new clothes, curtains or quilts.
Antique stores that deal in salvaged doors and windows and estate sales are also good sources for period hardware.
In addition to the new offerings, there are a huge range of vintage, salvaged building items, such as windows, iron railings, moldings, and even hardwood floors.
Barn wood furniture makes use of salvaged wood from antique barns.
If for some reason your phone can't be salvaged, then you'll at least have the information on the SIM card available to transfer to your new phone.
The earlier the diagnosis, the more likely that an eye can be salvaged and vision maintained.
No amputated body part is too small to be salvaged.
A few glass shelves make a modern statement, while an old wooden armoire salvaged from a thrift store can add quite a bit of charm and warmth to your establishment with little investment.
Years ago, old quilts were often salvaged by being turned into large, loose bags perfect for storing scraps and sewing equipment.
Using gizmos salvaged from games and toys, he cobbles together a device that Elliot and friends need to place in the woods where the alien ship briefly visited.
Confederates often salvaged Federal haversacks from the battlefield or Union prisoners of war and discarded their stained confederate issued counterpart.
I can't be salvaged.
I thought he could be … salvaged.