Sentence examples for assist as though from inspiring English sources

Ronaldo celebrated the assist as though he had scored himself and there is little doubt that his narcissistic streak makes some people view him as the pantomime baddie.

Venues should be assisted as much as possible.

Though to call it an assist – as the stats sheets did – seems a little generous given how difficult Joseph's superb step around Stuart Hogg was to pull off.

Hugo Lloris is beaten by Blerim Dzemaili's 30 yard free-kick, though the French wall should put down with an assist as they allowed Dzemaili's shot through.

Assist as much as needed.

Firefighters rushed upward, assisting as they climbed.

"I'll take an assist, though," Weatherford said, smiling.

In reality, as at airport self-check-in stations, swarms of humans are on hand to assist (though, over all, there are significantly fewer employees than at a big W.F).

I hope, though, that as my children get older, they will not shy away from assisting someone, as long as they feel the circumstances are right.

Testing these hypotheses was achieved using a simple robotic interface that could simulate horizontal forces to resist and then assist the finger, as though it were going over a bump, critically while maintaining the finger in the horizontal plane at all times.

It now looks as though Italian "consumers" – ie citizens – are dipping into their savings and the economy is finally growing again, assisted by various measures which it is claimed have boosted confidence.