Sentence examples for calibre help from inspiring English sources

But Wagstaff has had some high- calibre help along the way in the form not only of Faulks, who has offered notes on each update of the script, but also the play's director – one Trevor Nunn, whose involvement has brought the theatrical gravitas (and name) set to make Birdsong one of the hottest tickets in town.

If you have someone of that calibre helping you, you feel that you have a great chance of success.

"We are delighted to have someone of her calibre helping us on such an important matter," said Richard Feinstein, director of the FTC's Bureau of Competition.

In addition, and most excitingly, Calibre helps you actually make e-books from out of your very own materials.

Bernard Donoughue, in the second volume of his Downing Street Diary, recounts telling Shirley Williams that she needed someone of Maurice's calibre to help her make sense of the interminable cabinet discussions.

In Manchester, the X-Calibre project helped police identify the most important gang leaders and lock them up.

Well, there are some amiably daft moments in this film – a writer of Hamish McColl's calibre can't help but come up with good lines and nice ideas.

"If we surround ourselves with athletes that are of a high calibre then that helps us raise our performance and gain results that we are looking for as well".

A uniform calibre of gun also helped streamline fire control.

38, 4 and 7 stand as dismal figures for a batsman of Clarke's calibre, and it won't help a team it the man who is meant to lead by example fails to do so.

We speculate that this may help control the calibre of Schlemm's canal.