Sentence examples for dear help from inspiring English sources
She reckons that a good book leaves people "feeling altered in a fundamental way", and life is too short for bad books.But if a session of bibliotherapy seems a bit dear, help is at hand with "The Novel Cure", an A-Z of literary remedies by Ms Berthoud and Susan Elderkin, a novelist and fellow bibliophile.
A tool called AppyPie (oh dear) helps the non-technical person bang out an iOS application.
And one other thing, dear God: Help.
At his fourth one, in early January, he was asked, "Would you take an expression like 'What would Jesus do?' into the Oval Office?" "I would take an expression into the Oval Office of 'Dear God, help me,' " Mr. Bush answered, without missing a beat.
The distinction has to be drawn here between "Oh dear, please help me, I'm a weak and feeble woman" - an attitude we denounced with the arrival of 60s feminism - and the genuine plight of an old biddy who hasn't the muscle strength to lift her own luggage.
Knowing in advance what you hold dear will help you in times of change to be courageous and take a stand.
My exquisite memories I have of you dearest mother help lessen the pain of my broken heart.
Some deterioration had been expected in the City after the sharp narrowing of the deficit in late 2016, and analysts said the fall in the value of sterling – which makes exports cheaper and imports dearer – should help the balance of payments.
ForLiza Minnelli's wedding yesterday to David Gest (her fourth, his first), she invited 1,500 of her nearest and dearest to help her celebrate (only the closest 1,000 could actually squeeze into Marble Collegiate Church).
