Sentence examples for enlisting help from from inspiring English sources

Enlisting help from others can make this easier.

He recorded three albums in his time at Princeton, playing nearly all the instruments and enlisting help from a handful of campus musicians.

And they are enlisting help from Mr. McCain, who campaigned for 16 of the 28 House Republican freshmen elected in 2000.

In this band they also share leadership duties, enlisting help from two members of the Saturday Night Live Band — the tenor saxophonist Lenny Pickett and the bassist James Genus — as well as the versatile alto saxophonist Steve Wilson.

Every South Korean president has maintained a special task force whose official brief is to investigate accusations of misconduct by public servants and to vet political appointees, often enlisting help from the police, prosecutors and tax auditors.

Engineers at MIT and the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) have devised a new way to detect cancer that has spread to the liver, by enlisting help from probiotics — beneficial bacteria similar to those found in yogurt.

The government has enlisted help from Colombia, Spain and the United States to crack the cases.

New York agents tipped off Connecticut agents, who enlisted help from the State Police.

Later they enlisted help from historians to produce a detailed Robinson family tree.

Yukos enlisted help from the Western oil services giant Schlumberger to improve production.

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