Sentence examples for We succour from inspiring English sources

It has slipped all us inside a permanent bubble of suspended-remembrance, and inside that bubble we succour on the thrill that only memory can offer.

It would be a tragedy and a betrayal of our national interest if, just as our competitors pick up the pace, we start giving succour to those nations and industries that want to slow down an endeavour on whose success all our destinies depend.

For now, maybe we can take succour and courage from the sense that those death-squad days are falling away from us, the alpha male workhorses of Souness and Allardyce's era gradually being eased out of the critical firmament by the likes of Frank Lampard and Rio Ferdinand, Golden Generation voices that can talk with real authority about being Premier League footballers.

As foreign secretary, David Miliband told MPs the secret policy could never be made public as "nothing we publish must give succour to our enemies".

In the performance Drummond uses this story as a framework and various works from the exhibition as props to explore our relationship with art; whether we are making it, finding succour in it or just buying it.

Aquinas (1270/1917, II II, 30, 3), for example, maintains that "mercy is the heartfelt sympathy for another's distress, impelling us to succour him if we can".

He continued: "We are clear any action we take must not provide any succour to Assad's regime".

We pay them for their empathetic succour, after all.

In this week's sortie into Melanie Phillipsworld, we find the old girl giving succour to Mitt Romney.

Why do we look to the histories for succour and sustenance?

On the annual meeting theme, we would tend to avoid giving succour here to cheeky anarchist types who hijack such meetings for their own protests.