Sentence examples for a helping hand between from inspiring English sources

If you were going to go back in time, what scientific information would you have inked to give you a helping hand? Between Susan Greenfield's new book about 'mind change', and a new movie based on the tired premise of people only using 10% of their brains, it seems like we've run out of novel misconceptions about the brain.

Appointed as mayor in 1991, he began trying to lift Dubna from its slough -- and serendipitously, found a helping hand 6,000 miles away, in La Crosse.

Vicente Fox Quesada, the opposition candidate who appears to have taken a narrow lead in the presidential race, received a helping hand today from two prominent Mexicans with family roots deep in the governing party.

Prime minster Gordon Brown was given a helping hand today ahead of the forthcoming general election as a leading business organisation said that Britain's battered economy would finally exit recession by the end of the year.

A sector upgrade by Merrill Lynch analyst Joe Osha lent a helping hand today as well.

The stock's 10-week moving average has provided a helping hand since September 2010, with ALTR trending steadily higher along this intermediate-term trendline during this time frame.

Glentoran themselves are no strangers to a helping hand and earlier this year they were saved from extinction thanks to a donation of £450,000 from a mystery benefactor.

4. Offer a helping hand Consumers today are expecting more from brands and looking for value beyond traditional products.

In any event, the process of disintegration was accelerated and given a helping hand by the British between 1845 and 1849.

Fill the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9. For a helping hand call our solutions line on 0906 200 83 83.

CERA analysts expect Angola could boost production to 2.5 million barrels per day by 2015, with a helping hand from ExxonMobil, Chevron and China, among others.