Sentence examples for bit to help with from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the government is also doing its bit to help with the cost of living, by reducing income tax, freezing council tax and postponing the fuel duty increase".

Kate Kyne wrote on Facebook: "If the weekend is still on in March, how about we all come prepared to do our bit to help with the clean-up?" A tweet from River Cottage expressed thanks to the fire service: "River Cottage sausage rolls all round for the crews, who were terrific last night.

Wearing a dress by the designer David Szeto, which was instantly recognisable from last year's Liberal Democrat conference – and was therefore suitably on-message – and a white jacket by French high street label Zadig & Voltaire, González Durántez admitted that competition for coverage was fierce, "so we should all chip in a bit to help with initiatives like this".

To throw in a little added value, the MacBook Retina lock also elevates the MBP a bit, to help with the laptop cool down.

"He refused to increase taxes even just the smallest bit to help with our deficit that we have now," Frasier said.

Chainsaw nun takes internet by storm Jump to media player Sister Margaret Ann wanted to do her bit to help with Hurricane Irma.

"If not, it's likely to be young drivers, those with a poor claims history or those in localities where there are frequent claims who will find it most difficult to obtain competitive cover". Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said: "We are turning the tide on the compensation culture and doing our bit to help drivers with the cost of running a car.

SHIELD's job description has changed a bit to help people deal with that".

If you want, you can decorate the package a bit to help go along with your theme.

Even when Cheik Tioté did his bit to help Mourinho's cause with one horribly heavy touch and then a slide-rule pass to a slightly startled Oscar's feet, Pardew's defence rode to the rescue.

We can all do our bit to help bees by avoiding pesticides with neonics.