Sentence examples for could be found to help from inspiring English sources
Born in Los Angeles, Mr. Christopher in 1996 moved here, a bucolic setting amid horse farms and dirt roads where peace and quiet could be found to help him decode his main source of inspiration, Times Square.
Albert J. Simone, president of the Rochester Institute of Technology and chairman of the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities, said yesterday that through the site, http://www.cicu.org, experts could be found to help with training and other services.
In what even now sounds like something from schoolboy fiction of the time, an announcement was made that the game between Arsenal and Liverpool could not continue unless a qualified referee could be found to help out and in next to no time Hill was donning a tracksuit.
The man plays a major role and makes sure that wherever that medicine to cure the child is could be found to help the child survive (Male, 39).
Men consistently sought out asram medicine from traditional healers and sometimes supervised the woman's administration of the medicine: The man plays a major role and makes sure that wherever that medicine to cure the child is could be found to help the child survive (Male, 39).
The annual Heisman Trophy award ceremony could disappear unless money is found to help its sponsor and dozens of other nonprofit groups hurt by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Senator Charles E. Schumer said yesterday.
Usually the affliction, entailing sneezing, eye irritation and huge medical bills, is shrugged off as shoganai it can't be helped.In this section A nation divided Kim blows up again Intrusion confusion Killing two birds with one tree Another country Correction: Japanese prisons Reprints Related topics JapanBut a way could be found to ease the allergies that could also help rebuild homes.
A drug to retard aging, if one could be found, would help prevent many diseases and could have a greater impact on public health than drugs that treat individual illnesses.
He reported that Boycott had £500 worth of crops that would rot if help could not be found to harvest them.
Along streams and lakes and inside offices and classrooms, Princeton students, faculty and staff could be found working this summer to help the University meet its long-term sustainability goals.
