Sentence examples for draw in help from inspiring English sources

He had to present a disarming face to the world, build up visceral hatred of neighbouring Vietnam and draw in help from China, the regime's only friend, in the form of money, weapons and advisers.

Video can help draw in potential customers who are passively scrolling through their feeds.

They drew in help and information from other campaigners, passers-by, the internet.

The promise of a stable currency helped to draw in too much of the wrong sort of capital.

Beyond this, the role of the visual arts (drawing) in helping to shape physicians' thinking and creativity, in addition to its therapeutic effects for burnout has been previously described by physician pioneers such as Dr. Salvatore Mangione, Associate Professor of Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University, who has touted the numerous benefits of medical students engaging in the arts.

Staying social despite the nights drawing in can help to improve your mood.

Another government official said the authorities had also drawn in the help of tribal elders to hold talks with the militants to secure the men's release.

There have been demonstrations outside UNRWA offices, and the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, has been drawn in to help end the cash shortage from donors.

Many guard recruits were drawn in by help with university fees, in exchange for 12 weekends and two weeks of training each year.For the better connected including George Bush and Dan Quayle the National Guard used to be a virtuous way to avoid fighting overseas.

The United States has pressed Japan to take strong measures to boost domestic demand, which should draw in imports and help reduce Japan's huge trade surplus with the United States, estimated at about $55 billion last year.

Workshops will help startups woo venture capital funds; international jamborees could help draw in companies from Europe, China, and the United States; and political lobbying may help smooth the path for partnerships to flourish.