Sentence examples for extra help from from inspiring English sources

"They were sending extra help from both sides".

No trauma, although the doctor provided "a little extra help from the vacuum".

The Jets' cornerbacks had extra help from the safety on Moss's side of the field.

"Children play with their club teams and get extra help from professional coaches," King said.

Some slow learners, for example, might be better served by extra help from regular teachers.

The failing schools also have smaller classes, and teachers get extra help from curriculum specialists.

Around nine per cent required extra help from the NHS once they got home to address the problem.

Entrepreneurs looking to the crowd to finance their big ideas just got a little extra help from the government.

With a senior class of four students, she found it easy to get extra help from teachers.

For students in Ms. Murphy's class who are struggling, there is extra help from Barbara Nieter, a special education teacher.

Even if Fletcher, Pattinson and Adams receive no extra help from a damp atmosphere, Lancashire's batsmen face a mighty challenge.