Sentence examples for dying to help from inspiring English sources

"In the past, when I've deviated from that process, my personal emotion of being the guy who is dying to help you gets in the way," he said.

How?" By then, the men in charge of the C.I.A. were "dying to help out, and make sure the election went the right way," the recently retired C.I.A. official recalled.

"You don't want to be in a situation where you have these talented, skilled individuals dying to help and respond saying, 'I can't do that because I get paid out of this categorical grant,'" Blumenstock said.

There are so many people on there just dying to help you!

He entered Columbia University to study math, but left at 16, after his father died, to help support his family.

Ms. Delgado visited the apartment only after Ms. Rivera died, to help her friend's parents sort through her possessions.

At the same time, many people are not waiting until they die to help their children and grandchildren financially.

She joined the credit and savings cooperative after her husband died to help her "save some money and use small loans to support [her] family".

He urges Charlie, for whom Nina promptly develops a father fixation soon after her actual father dies, to help Nina find some stability by marrying the good-natured if witless Sam.

"I would say that I was enlightened when my mum died to help her work carry on by keeping the young kids up to date with positive street culture.

Only seventeen, she'd had no professional coaching, and had dropped out of school in the eighth grade, after her father died, to help care for five younger siblings while her mother peddled produce.