Sentence examples for gained some help from from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the labor community gained some help from an unlikely Republican ally — Senator Jeff Sessions, Republican of Alabama.

A new Greek coalition which vowed to stick to the rescue deal would in fact gain some help from the rest of Europe.

Environmentalists might also have gained a little help from Bono, the U2 frontman.

Voice actress Tara Strong has gained help from the fandom for her "Kiki's Cancer Fund" to help the daughter of a close friend who had been diagnosed with a brain tumor, and has stated that the child "wouldn't be alive today without the My Little Pony fans"; however, the girl subsequently succumbed to her illness.

As on the record, top British jazz players populate the Bryan Ferry Orchestra, but its instrumental Cotton Club restylings of his songbook wisely gain vocal help from the author.

Too much time outside of schooling explains the dynamic, as those from more favorable circumstances could cut back on hours and gain more help from their families.

To gain any help from this slogan, however, we need to know what 'public' means in this context, and how to distinguish 'public' from 'private' wrongs; in the rest of this section, I will explore some suggestions (see also The Limits of Law; Lamond 2007).

He believes Starboard's interaction with Macy's may well help gain some favorable reaction from some investors.

Some analysts said Samsung's aggressive stance could help it gain some support from consumers.

It will help you gain some points from the freshers and they will support you.

Mindfulness training helps you gain some distance from thoughts that seem to grab at you and take you away from the present moment.