Sentence examples for counted on the help from inspiring English sources

In addition, Padilla-Rodriguez counted on the help of "a friend, an aspiring engineer, [to] come up with my technique".

When the time came to put it all together, the collective counted on the help of residents, including children, making the art process a fun activity.

Madonna hired top-notch talent for the development of the book; she counted on the help of friends from the music, film and fashion industry.

I had counted on the help of Prof. Hans Rosenthal (Charité, Berlin).

For example, the original scale contained the item "When someone has problems, one can count on the help of relatives"; the revised scale contains the item "If one of my relatives needed a place to stay for a few months, my family would let them stay with us".

This has a doubly negative effect: it emboldens those who need to be contained, and it deters those we once might have counted on for help in doing the containing.

Before the referendum, Britain could count on the help of other governments that were sympathetic to it.

Unable to count on the help of gesture, tone and expression of speech, writing must fall back on the ingenuities and deceptions of words alone.

The Republicans can also count on the help of a political press that, whatever its supposed tilt toward Mr. Obama, remains most benevolent toward John McCain.

With the cold war over, Communism is no longer a threat, United States officials admit, and the guerrillas who have fought here for the last 40 years no longer can count on the help of Moscow or Havana.

"What is in play is the future of our country, and knowing that we can count on the help of important people and groups fills us with hope," said Paul Rios, of the Lokarri peace group, which is organising the conference.