Sentence examples for called help from inspiring English sources

He's working on a memoir called "Help Wanted".

(Should relationship problems arise, the church offers a book called "Help! I'm married").

In 1994, Mr. establishedanotherd another business there, called Tanzanite King, and a relief organization, called Help Africa People.

One of the big surprises of the budget was the chancellor's announcement of a homebuying scheme called Help to Buy.

He sent the text to a volunteer at a small charity called Help Refugees, which works in northern French camps.

The British Phonographic Industry, which represents the UK music industry, said it supported a mental health charity called Help Musicians UK, although not financially.

Those who had not found work after two years on the existing Work Programme - where contractors are paid a fee to get people into a job - will face a new scheme called help-to-work.

Some women also called help-lines or consulted health professionals for additional information.

Mouse advisers train faculty advisers as well as students, and help the team set up a system modeled on the so-called help desks of big corporations.

Baum (South) did better, rebidding in his weaker minor, a so-called help-suit game-try.

Intel also owns interests in some rivals in the so-called help-desk software business.