Sentence examples for assisted a group of from inspiring English sources

Holland also worked to tell the stories of resettled refugees seeking to rebuild their lives in the U.S. Before coming to Berkeley Law, she assisted a group of Iraqi heavy metal rock musician refugees who had been persecuted and received death threats for playing western rock music in America.

Regarding his reasons for doing so, Dugan wrote in 2008: In 2006, Dugan assisted a group of researchers studying soundscapes and human use at Muir Woods.

Duly wind-assisted, a group of seven riders, including the Dutch defending champion Marianne Vos, Italy's Elena Cecchini, Australia's Gracie Elvin and Germany's Trixi Worrack quickly opened a gap of 75 seconds on the bunch in a classic move that the British riders Armitstead, Pooley and Nikki Harris missed.

They were hoping to assist a group of four Moroccan women who escaped from the block, and who they understood were refusing any help.

The provision in question makes it illegal for an individual to contribute or assist a group of persons who are committing atrocities.

ABSTUR has been experienced by assisting a group of tourism experts in designing a set of tourist routes in the historic center of Madrid.

Ellis decides spontaneously to accompany her mother on a weeklong volunteer mission to the Philippines, assisting a group of doctors as they perform eye surgery on as many patients as they can manage.

It is also essential to personally assist a group of respondents to ensure they understand the choice scenarios.

And I'll be there to help supervise them, or assist a group of young scientists that have had only, y'know, only undergraduate experience for example.

Poitier was also nominated in 1963 and became the first black man to win best actor as well as first black person to win an Oscar for best actor for his lead role as a carpenter assisting a group of Arizona nuns in Lillies of the Field.

This summer Welles, assisted by a group of Mercury actors, presented a series of hour-long programs devoted to dramatizations of popular tales like "Treasure Island," "Dracula," and "The 39 Steps".