He loved making goals, and it's almost as if that was his way of supplying an assist for himself.
On the Ailsa course at Turnberry, where Tom Watson defeated Jack Nicklaus 32 years ago in the most memorable of his five Open victories, Cink did what was required to send Watson to his most memorable defeat, with an assist from Watson himself.
It is true that in the darkest time of the war, during 1708 10, when the kingdom was in the grip of famine and the royal treasury on the brink of bankruptcy, the desperate king was ready to give up these precious gains and was prevented only by the intransigence of his opponents with their impossible demand that he should himself assist in driving his grandson from the throne of Spain.
As Clinton started making the turn during the first presidential debate, she was given an assist from Trump himself.
Luckily, after some persistent internet detective work and an assist from Alan Hunter himself (thank you, sir), I had the book clutched in my eager fingers.
They've each got a unique style--Obama would rather work with Republicans than punish them for being in the minority, while Louisville's star point-forward Terrence Williams would rather get an assist than score himself.
"Bear Stearns played a substantial role first in enabling Kwiatkowski to place himself in a situation of significant financial danger, and subsequently in endeavors to assist him to extricate himself from the risk," Judge Marrero wrote in his opinion.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1931P. 50 Tells of Samuel Seabury's investigating staff chosen carefully by himself to assist him, and their duties.
Over the next few years, he experimented with different techniques and started Bio-Power (UK), a national umbrella group to assist small producers like himself.
By Hickman Powell The New Yorker, December 19 , 1931P. 50 Tells of Samuel Seabury's investigating staff chosen carefully by himself to assist him, and their duties.
After my soak, I visited him, and as we spoke he politely excused himself to assist a ewe in labor, which he did successfully, wearing a tweed sport coat.
