Sentence examples for enlist some help from inspiring English sources

For this quest I needed to enlist some help.

Amukamara, the cornerback from Nebraska who was the Giants' first-round draft pick, was trying to enlist some help from his teammates to clean up the mess.

If there was any advice Mr. Blakemore might have for Mr. Nunn, he said, it would be to enlist some help and attempt less himself.

Details: Self-led seven-day circuits of the trail cost from £399 per person (wight-walks.co.uk) 18. Llanthony Priory Walk According to Sarah it pays to enlist some help when tackling Wales' Black Mountains.

If you want to build a legitimate, moderate political center here, you need to enlist some help, and some cover, from Arab states and the U.N. Iraqis will eventually want their parties and leaders legitimized by the Arab world and media.

So if you're looking to diversify into these assets, be sure to enlist some help, and to do your research.

Google also notes that it has enlisted some help to get extensions up to speed on the Mac and Linux builds of Chrome.

But being a breadstick-boned millennial gamer I didn't possess the requisite hardness to pull the part off, so I enlisted some help.

Facebook can't build every tool that admins might need, so in 2010 it launched the Groups API to enlist some outside help.

So I took myself to the shops and enlisted some professional help.

[C2.] Best-Selling Minister Branches Out The evangelical minister Timothy LaHaye, 75, the author of best-selling apocalyptic thrillers, has enlisted some secular help for a new series of books.