Sentence examples for be help from from inspiring English sources

Generally protection comes from the local police, although there can be help from national officials or from private sources.

"It is mostly Muslims who are coming, and there should be help from these rich Arab people that are sitting there, that don't know what to do," he said.

Will there be help from the outside?

Some collapsed and had to be helped from the court.

One of the first women to be helped from the wreckage greeted her rescuer by name.

"The girl had to be helped from the room in tears," Evelyn says.

He took two minutes to recover but refused to be helped from the ring.

Notre Dame point guard Jimmy Dillon twisted his ankle with 6 56 left to play and had to be helped from the game.

Greene remained on the floor for several minutes in pain, and had to be helped from the floor.

After crossing the line he threw one arm in the air and had to be helped from his bicycle.

In the first period, the Islanders held their breath when defenseman Kenny Jonsson and Papineau had to be helped from the ice.