Sentence examples for enlist helps from from inspiring English sources

He would persuade and enlist helps from his colleagues of other ethnic groups.

Jeremy enlists help from the neighborhood children, giving them his "fancy pens" to color more monsters who will keep his original creation happy.

And always file a complaint with, and enlist help from, your state insurance department.

Advocates said they hoped to enlist help from corporate sponsors of the Olympics.

To turn things around, Mr. Bush needs to enlist help from more experienced officials in Washington and at the U.N.

The central bank will also enlist help from the International Monetary Fund, which has more experience overseeing countries with debt problems.

He might call the photo a ploy and desperately enlist help from Kenneth Starr in proving that there is no longer a sexual relationship between Mr. Clinton and Ms. Lewinsky.

The Sheriff's Department plans to enlist help from the Florida Highway Patrol in reconstructing the scene and mechanically inspecting of the car, a department spokesman, Steve Olson, said.

He tried to enlist help from some civilians digging a cabbage patch – but they turned out to be off-duty German soldiers.

Correction: June 4, 2004, Friday A front-page article yesterday about efforts by the Bush campaign to enlist help from religious congregations referred incorrectly to Steve Schmidt, who defended the effort.

After Germany invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, a group called the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee was formed to enlist help from Jews around the world in the Soviet effort to defeat the Nazis.