Sentence examples for Little succour from inspiring English sources

The church will give you little succour.

8.49pm BST One to give weekend hackers a little succour.

And perhaps that is just as well, for they will find little succour there.

He'll gain a little succour from City's impending purchase of the Barcelona superstar Neymar.

Mercifully, this is a realistic film which affords her critics little succour.

Virginia Woolf's London in "Mrs Dalloway" (1925) is mournful, offering little succour after the first world war.

There is little emotional succour in this work, so I try to redress the balance elsewhere.

Ronny Deila described it a "black day" for the club, after his system and changes during the game did little to provide succour.

Buttler's final frantic efforts were too little to offer real succour to the bowlers.

The muezzins made a valiant effort to silence the (mainly) celebratory shooting by cautioning against wasting bullets, but to little effect.The NTC can take some succour from spreading the eastern symbols of the rebellion westward.

Handsen Chikowore London When Philip Hammond talks about a threat to the standard of living of the EU, I hope that at least some of us would be prepared to shave a little off our standard of living in order to offer some succour to those trying to escape the chaos of Syria, Eritrea and Afghanistan.